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Teaching a class concentrated on two predominantly African American cemeteries, Tom Duckenfield ’89 helps uncover the stories of people who may have been forgotten but whose lives mattered https://t.co/WbbcNqGR5A — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 13, 2020

Autumn on the Charles River. #HarvardInAutumn pic.twitter.com/J8hqfAKNOX — Harvard University (@Harvard) November 13, 2020

📣📣 Join BKC this Tuesday, Nov. 17 for “Red and Blue Realities: Political Discourse and the 2020 Election” with Rob Faris and Yochai Benkler, moderated by @JasmineMcNealy Learn more and register: https://t.co/FlA3nsqR04 — Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society (@BKCHarvard) November 13, 2020

American Indian law is often completely absent from law school curricula. Sarah Sadlier '22 hopes to change this https://t.co/sNkjVYG4Ae #HarvardServes — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 13, 2020

Mon., Nov. 16: @LSCatHarvardLaw hosts the Disabled Americans Veterans Panel Discussion on Race, the Military, and Veterans. More info and registration: https://t.co/kdk1uRAXM5 — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 13, 2020

Watch: @PetrieFlom 's "Nudging Organ Donation: Tools to Encourage Organ Availability" https://t.co/6RUub1CuaJ — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 13, 2020

Now available at @edXOnline : Introduction to American Civics, based on our #ZeroL course for incoming law students https://t.co/pNne8t9pR8 — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 12, 2020

What opportunities and drawbacks do augmented, virtual, and mixed reality technologies present in the educational space? @YouthandMedia provides insight into the benefits and concerns around VR/AR experiences: https://t.co/FEnRVDTC9b — Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society (@BKCHarvard) November 12, 2020

We are honored to announce the addition of the Charles Ogletree Humanitarian Award. Today marks a special and meaningful day for our program. 📰: https://t.co/Ug3mMvjXtY #GoCrimson pic.twitter.com/DugHDgPrXQ — Harvard Basketball (@HarvardMBB) November 11, 2020

Curious to see where a @Harvard_Law degree can take you? Check out the "Alumni Conversations" series on our blog to find out. https://t.co/5eZpGzAcsy — HLS J.D. Admissions (@hlsadmissions) November 12, 2020

Deadline to apply for the Reginald F. Lewis Fellowship for Law Teaching is Friday, Nov. 13 https://t.co/Mkmzw7ofTU via @HLSAcadAff — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 12, 2020

The deadline to apply for the Rappaport Fellowship to pursue law-related research, writing, and scholarship is Friday, Nov. 13 https://t.co/EdEOdUCjTe via @HLSAcadAff — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 11, 2020

Experts from @BKCHarvard discuss how social media platforms manage mis- and disinformation and what they can improve going forward https://t.co/WMpxrgNZ0F @evelyndouek @JulieOwono — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 11, 2020

October was a busy month for the @cyberlawclinic ! Check out our latest blog posts to find out what we’ve been up to ⬇️⬇️⬇️ https://t.co/ez96Lu3sN7 — Cyberlaw Clinic (@cyberlawclinic) November 6, 2020

HLS student veterans reflect on their military experience and what led them to pursue a legal education https://t.co/amYdzf5td8 pic.twitter.com/M3dmtmI818 — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 11, 2020

Watch: COVID-19 and the Law | Immigration and Detention Centers with Bill Alford, Sabi Ardalan, and Gerald Neuman https://t.co/CeiVpux1et — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 11, 2020

Professor Jim Greiner argues that judges and lawyers must begin to rely more on evidence garnered from randomized clinical trials, rather than anecdote and personal experience, to ensure that the decisions they make have the results they intend https://t.co/qGYBnheRV6 @a2jlab — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 10, 2020

Good morning! Today we released the first issue of Vol. 134, aka our Supreme Court Issue. Please check out all of its content on our website, including Prof. Michael Klarman's Foreword, "The Degradation of American Democracy — And the Court." https://t.co/SooxTe5Yis pic.twitter.com/DSJu4eiLiP — Harvard Law Review (@HarvLRev) November 10, 2020

During her 11 years in the U.S. Coast Guard, Elizabeth Hutton LL.M. ’21 has been a prosecutor, an instructor at officer candidate school, deputy legal advisor to the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and more https://t.co/YJlBkMgf3s — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 10, 2020

Watch: COVID-19 and the Law Colloquium Series | Prisons and Incarcerated Populations https://t.co/qwdpvIpoqa — Harvard Law School (@Harvard_Law) November 10, 2020