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DSD Clinic Students Present at the MENA Coalition on Youth, Peace & Security Week

Camila Castellanos Forero We are proud to share that two of our recent graduates from the DSD Clinic, Sophie Mayr and Camila Castellanos Forero, recently participated in the MENA Coalition on Youth, Peace & Security (MCYPS) Week in Amman, Jordan. As a flagship initiative led by the MENA Coalition, this week serves as a vital platform for […]

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Authors Spotlight: A Conversation on the Environment and Restorative Justice

Josineide Gadelha Pamplona Medeiros An interview by Deanna Pantín Parrish ’16 In this interview, we celebrate the publication of Little Book of Environment and Restorative Justice: A Multidimensional Approach to Undoing Settler Harms, a powerful new contribution to conversations on restorative justice. Co-authors Nirson Medeiros da Silva Neto, Ph. D., and Josineide Gadelha Pamplona Medeiros—writing

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Patience, Courage, and Humility:  Lessons from the Dispute Systems Design Clinic

by Tanishk Goyal LL.M. ’25 On September 5, 2025, National Teachers’ Day was celebrated by Indians across the globe. For a billion Indians, it was a day to pause and honour those who have shaped the way we think, act, and evolve. For me, looking back, my LL.M year at Harvard Law School stands out as a chapter that most profoundly reshaped the way

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Catatumbo: Caught Between Violence and the Call for Peace

by Camilla Castellanos Forero LLM ’25 Former Dispute Systems Design Clinic student Camilla Castellanos Forero LLM’25 recently brought her thinking on negotiation and conflict dynamics into this article about her work at Harvard Law School’s Program on International Law and Armed Conflict. “Colombia’s Catatumbo region has been engulfed in a deepening humanitarian crisis for the

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HNMCP Director Rachel Viscomi on the “Friday Talks” Podcast

HNMCP Director Rachel Viscomi had a great time chatting with Diego Faleck and Chico Mussinich from the Harvard Law School Association do Brasil “Friday Talks” podcast. Viscomi reflected on the importance of being in alignment with what we want to build in the world and on showing up to difficult conversations able to hold complexity

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Designing a Culturally Responsive Negotiation Curriculum for SEGA Girls’ Secondary School in Tanzania

In the spring semester of 2024 Arianne Evans ’24, Salome Van Bunnen ’24, and Jean Luc Nsabimana ’24 joined the Dispute Systems Design Clinic at the Harvard Negotiation & Mediation Clinical Program to work together with HNMCP Director Rachel Viscomi ’07 on a project to create a culturally responsive negotiation curriculum for the SEGA Girls’

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Law school clinics offers first-hand experience

Students from the Harvard Law School Dispute Systems Design Clinic will conduct an assessment of the concerns and experiences that are driving these strong emotions, what approaches people take to raising their concerns with New Hampshire Judicial Court staff, and how these encounters are currently handled by both court users and court staff.

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