The session delved into discussion and thoughts on what policies or legal changes we have seen emerge in response to the pandemic that might actually present opportunities for the future. Like the fall 2020 series, this session has a particular focus on U.S. law and on the urgent needs of marginalized populations, low-income and unemployed Americans, and people of color.

Moderator:
Martha Minow – 300th Anniversary University Professor

Panelists:
Emily Broad Leib – Clinical Professor of Law; Faculty Director, Food Law and Policy Clinic
Benjamin Sachs – Kestnbaum Professor of Labor and Industry
Carmel Shachar – Lecturer on Law; Executive Director of the Petrie-Flom Center for Health Law Policy, Biotechnology, and Bioethics
Dehlia Umunna – Clinical Professor of Law; Faculty Deputy Director, Criminal Justice Institute
Ruth Greenwood – Lecturer on Law; Co-Director of Voting Rights and Redistricting at the Campaign Legal Center
Toby Merrill – Lecturer on Law; Director, Project on Predatory Student Lending