Stanford Law School’s Law and Policy Lab gives students the tools to impact policy The air we breathe, water we drink, food we eat, land we build on, streets we […] read more

Students Negotiate U.S. Policy Aimed At Preventing Further Atrocities in Syria Beth Van Schaack, Leah Kaplan Visiting Professor of Human Rights It is February 2015, and the conflict in Syria […] read more

Students in the Law and Policy Lab gain tools they’ll need for shaping policy at local, state, federal and international levels. Written BY CLIFTON B. PARKER, Stanford News Service Even […] read more

A conversation with Rep. Seth Moulton (Massachusetts, District 6) and the Stanford Veterans Law Organization Four years ago in 2010, the White House issued a call to action to counties […] read more

By Cameron A. Brown, Stanford Law School | Class of 2017 Marijuana has come a long way since the gloomy, back-alleys of Reefer Madness in 1936. Since Colorado first legalized marijuana for […] read more

“How Can My Training Create Real-World Value?” A Conversation with Sarah Shirazyan about INTERPOL, teaching policy analysis, and life beyond law school By Sarah Shirazyan (JSD ‘17), co-lead for INTERPOL […] read more

By Natalie Bridgeman Fields, Q&A with Luciana Herman Impact Investment can be hard to get right and easy to get wrong. How can they avoid the unintended consequences for their […] read more

In April, over 200 children, women, and men trafficked into forced servitude in Benin and Nigeria were rescued thanks to a complex, multi-national policing effort coordinated by INTERPOL. Over 100 […] read more

Over the past several years, the Law and Policy Lab has become a magnet for breaking issues and no challenge has been greater than the COVID-19 pandemic. Both the Law […] read more

Written by Celia Malone, Policy Lab Communications Intern The new coronavirus has significantly changed how we live day to day, making formerly quotidian tasks challenging – buying a morning coffee, […] read more