Harvard JLG

In "Wrongful Death: A Loaded Gun of Fetal Personhood and Intimate Intimidation," Katherine Fleming explores the use of wrongful death litigation to control pregnant people and proposes strategies to combat this move toward fetal personhood: journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

In "The Public Opinion 'Gloss' on Postpartum Psychosis Insanity Defenses," Kira Eidson identifies the impact of bias on postpartum psychosis insanity defenses in criminal law and the potential for a statutory remedy: journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

In "Trans Erasure and Intersex Manipulation: The First Amendment and Other Reflections...," Zee Scout proposes that litigators should use the First Amendment to combat anti-transgender legislation: journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

Volume 47 of the Harvard Journal of Law & Gender is online now! This volume includes visionary work on sexual violence, transgender advocacy strategies, the Equal Rights Amendment, postpartum psychosis, and fetal personhood: journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/print-edit…

In their amicus brief submitted in Virginia v. Ferriero, Catharine A. MacKinnon and Kathleen M. Sullivan argue that the Equal Rights Amendment is already a valid part of our constitution: journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

We are excited to host this critical discourse on online shaming of sexual violence with @hadardanros, and will host an event this fall at Harvard Law School to continue this fascinating exchange.

In response to Professor Abrams, @hadardanros takes up her focus on survivors' emotional responses and needs, advancing a vision for the criminal justice system's potential to respond to them. journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

In response to Online Shaming, Kathryn Abrams identifies the emotional injuries of sexual violence and how emotion affects what survivors want and need from the legal system. journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

"Online Shaming and the Power of Informal Justice" by @hadardanros & Anat Peleg explores how sexual assault survivors perceive the practice of shaming their alleged assailants online, and what the criminal justice system can learn. journals.law.harvard.edu/jlg/wp-content…

A member of our Harvard community was subjected to violence at the hands of Cambridge Police. We will post updates as more information becomes available #PoliceBrutalityAtHarvard

Great turnout for our Beyond #HarveyWeinstein event today!

Harvard's Silence on #TitleIX harvardpolitics.com/harvard/harvar… via @harvardpolitics

When Hans Solo finds a feminist library in the basement of the anarchist Halloween party… instagram.com/p/Ba1oi5XjvY3/

Senators say #MeToo: @SenWarren, @maziehirono, @SenatorHeitkamp & @clairecmc share stories of sexual harassment wapo.st/2xX5AgE?tid=ss…

Professor Martha Grace Duncan taught us “What Not to Do When Your Roommate Gets Murdered in… instagram.com/p/BaUgpYwA8VA/

Here's why we're launching the first national legal network to battle sex discrimination. nytimes.com/aponline/2017/…

Yes to muffins, no to meninists. #JLGpotluck instagram.com/p/BZ6NMnUg6m_/

The WNBA has been at the forefront of protesting racial injustice sbnation.com/2017/9/24/1635… via @sbnation #TakeAKnee

.@BetsyDeVosED will be at @Harvard today. Join us in speaking out against her: facebook.com/events/1310824… #StopBetsy

Women of color & trans* women make far less than 76 cents to the white male dollar. Men of color & trans* men do too. #EqualPayDay