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LEAP Welcomes New 2023-2024 Student Fellows
The Law, Ethics & Animals Program (LEAP) at Yale Law School has welcomed new and returning LEAP Student Fellows, who come to the program from many Yale graduate and professional schools.
LEAP’s Climate Change & Animal Agriculture Litigation Initiative Welcomes New Fellows
The Climate Change & Animal Agriculture Litigation Initiative (CCAALI) welcomes two new litigation fellows, Caroline Zhang and Graham Provost.
LEAP Announces Fall 2023 Speaker Series
The Law, Ethics & Animals Program’s fall 2023 speaker series begins on Sept. 21 will examine a new book on animal rights law, how roads impact wildlife, the rights of nature and rights of animals, and the risk of human-animal disease spread posed by animal markets in the U.S.
Yale Experts Explain Climate Lawsuits 5
In a Q&A, Douglas Kysar, the Joseph M. Field ’55 Professor of Law at Yale Law School and faculty co-director of the Law, Ethics & Animals Program, explains the legal strategies behind recent climate change lawsuits, how the law could be used to protect those most vulnerable to climate disasters, and which cases may have the best chance of success.
Building Safer Cities for Birds: A Q&A with Viveca Morris and Meredith Barges
The authors of a report on how local policies are leading the way to protect birds from deadly building crashes discuss their findings.
LEAP Report: Cities Leading Way on Bird-Friendly Building Policies
A report by the Law, Ethics and Animals Program at Yale Law School and the American Bird Conservancy reveals how local laws and policies are speeding up protections for birds from deadly building collisions.