Framing the 1,844 mile future
I write this at the end of the first full day of my sixth trip to Puerto Rico since Hurricane
Tag: Hurricane Maria
Dear CBS News, Puerto Rico was not a paradise before Hurricane María…
When I first arrived in Buffalo, New York in the Summer of 2016 to study law at the University at
Hurricane Maria-One Year Later
When I think about the connection that The University at Buffalo School of Law has with Puerto Rico, I feel
Reflections on Serving a Strong People Facing Intricate Fragility, One Year After Hurricane Maria
It’s been a year. Recovering from a disaster like Hurricane Maria was never expected to be complete by now. A
The End of the Beginning: #UBLawResponds Puerto Rico Recovery Assistance Legal Clinic has just commenced our journey
For those of you who have followed this blog, you know that in January 2018, #UBLawResponds Student Attorneys from the
When Some is Better Than None: FEMA Accountability after Huracán María
What is accountability, really? We’ve all tossed the word around and heard it used. Usually one hears “accountability” and thinks
“Living Without” versus “Being Without” Reflections on How Law and Policy Can’t Immediately Solve Certain Problems (Like No Running Water) But Can Offer Hope
I spent ten days in January 2018, alongside #UBLawResponds Student Attorneys from the University at Buffalo School of Law’s Puerto
Sometimes I Get Angry: Contemplating the Role of Anger in Public Interest Work
Sometimes, when working in a public interest organization, it can be difficult for me to remain calm. Sometimes I become
Helping Overcome Darkness: Observations on the Creation of the Puerto Rico Recovery Assistance Legal Clinic
“Look at how a single candle can both defy and define the darkness.” – Anne Frank I can remember when
Moving Beyond “Un Poquito de Español”
When I interviewed with Professor Connolly for a position in the University at Buffalo School of Law’s Puerto Rico Recovery
UB School of Law Responds 