News & Commentary
Originally published by Kaiser Health News on October 18, 2016. Written by Michelle Andrews Although the center’s focus is on HIV drugs, the complaints may help people with other […]
Originally published by The Boston Globe on October 5, 2016. Written by Catherine Smart. It’s hard to know how to interpret food date labels. If it smells fine but it’s […]
Food donation provides a critical link between organizations with wholesome surplus foods and the 42 million Americans who are food-insecure today. Yet while there are strong federal and state protections, […]
Originally written and published by Joseph Erbentraut, Senior Reporter, The Huffington Post on September 28, 2016. When restaurants and grocery stores end up with scraps and other leftovers that cannot be donated […]
Photo of graphic recording provided by ImageThink. On September 12-14, CHLPI attended and presented at the Food is Medicine Coalition’s annual Advocacy Capacity Building Symposium. For years, CHLPI has partnered […]
On September 17, 2016, CHLPI’s Staff Attorney Katie Garfield presented on the Center’s innovative research and advocacy work on the role of food as medicine at the 2016 National Public Health […]
Originally published by Harvard Law School on September 23, 2016. Kicking off the semester sustainably, Harvard Law School launched its first formal food donation program, in partnership with Food For […]
Originally published by North Denver News on September 19th, 2016. The ACLU of Colorado filed a federal class action lawsuit this morning on behalf of thousands of low-income Coloradans suffering […]
FLPC’s Director and Founder Emily Broad Leib joins other food waste reduction leaders for New York Times’ most recent edition of its opinion column, Room for Debate. The Wednesday, September […]
FLPC’s Founder and Director Emily Broad Leib was interviewed by Pulin Modi for change.org’s blog about the Clinic’s work, and the role the public can play in reducing food waste […]
FLPC’s Director Emily Broad Leib has been selected to deliver the 9th Annual Judge Stephanie K. Seymour Distinguished Lecture in Law at the University of Tulsa College of Law. On February 20, 2017, […]
Food Law & Policy, Commentary
Screening Toolkit for Not Really Expired is Now Available
October 7, 2016
The Harvard Law School Food Law and Policy Clinic (FLPC), in partnership with Racing Horse Productions, has released a screening toolkit for the short film EXPIRED? Food Waste in America. Expired? was […]