The Environmental Law Program (ELP) supports student involvement in a variety of extracurricular activities, from attending conferences to presenting and publishing scholarship. In many cases, travel grants are available to subsidize the cost of travel. Students are encouraged to contact Professor Antolini to discuss potential opportunities for travel grants.
The Environmental Law Program (ELP) supports student involvement in a variety of extracurricular activities, from attending conferences to presenting and publishing scholarship. In many cases, travel grants are available to subsidize the cost of travel. Students are encouraged to contact Professor Antolini to discuss potential opportunities for travel grants.
Check out stories about student travel by clicking on the links!
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COP28 Reflections, Debbie Akane: Transitioning Away from Fossil Fuels
Debbie Akane, LLM with fellow ELP students Eleng Kazangiljan / Wun-Syuan Guo, LLM and Emily Sarasa ’24. As …
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COP28 Reflections, Emily Sarasa: The Democratization of Climate Governance
I was lucky to attend for a second year because of the ELP Program! I observed some governmental …
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COP28 Reflections, Eleng Kazangiljan: Indigenous Advocacy
Eleng presenting on Indigenous Knowledge and the Self-determination of Taiwan Indigenous Peoples at COP28. From the left, I-Chan …
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Stories from COP 27
ELP Co-Director David Forman, Elizabeth Songvilay ‘23, Diego Rivera ‘23, former WSRSL Professor Shalanda Baker, Emily Sarasa ‘24, …
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Students Reflect on the NCP Summer School
NCP Summer School Participants “This experience allowed me to better understand international law through practice and immersion. In …
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ELP Attends the Normandy Chair for Peace Summer School
From September 1 – 6, 2022, ELP students Holly Crawford ’24 and Evan Miyaki, Jr. ’23, recent graduate …