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May 3

Ironically (or appropriately?), AI has a pretty good rec for how AI should be regulated in Hollywood: disclose use of AI in content creation & create a multi-stakeholder task force to work through legal issues 🤔#writersstrike #ChatGPT #law

Sandra Gutierrez

@SandyGuti

Apr 27

I didn't know what #sharenting was until I started reporting this column. Posting stuff about kids online is not innocuous and we have to do better when it comes to sharing their data. Special thanks to

@sgsteinberg

and

The Opt Out: Read this before sharing another photo of a kid online

for their help!

popsci.com

A lot of kids don't have access to social media but through sharenting, their data still makes it out there.

Thank you

for inviting me to discuss the important new legislation in France that would give kids new legal rights to their own digital #privacy. Our #sharenting convo starts around minute 45 #tech #law bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w1

Opinion | MSU professor mourns all that was lost in Monday’s shootings | Bridge Michigan

A few words today

#msu #msustrong

What these shootings do when they target young people is also target possibility. The 50,000 different stories on campus last night converged into one shared, terrifying detour. And for them, what...

The crisis of student mental health is much vaster than we realize

Alec MacGillis

@AlecMacGillis

Dec 6, 2022

"The CDC found 45 pct of high school students were so persistently sad or hopeless in 2021 they were unable to engage in regular activities. Almost 1 in 5 seriously considered suicide and 9 pct surveyed tried to take their lives during previous 12 months."

washingtonpost.com

There is too much need and too little help for kids. Even as federal covid relief money has let schools step up their efforts, they also have come up short.

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Better Policies for Better Lives

OECD

@OECD

Nov 19, 2022

Parents often share photos of their children online with good intentions, but it can have many negative consequences. 👪 Leading up to #WorldChildrensDay,

@Harvard_Law

@BKCHarvard

associate

Let’s Talk about the Photos: What is “sharenthood”, what are the problems with it and what should...

explains how to better protect youth privacy 👇

oecd-forum.org

“Sharenting” can happen in any digital space where parents or other adults input youth private information. This approach subtly but fundamentally transforms childhood and adolescence from a space of...

Reuters Legal

@ReutersLegal

Nov 17, 2022

Yale Law School and Harvard Law School both said Wednesday they will no longer participate in U.S. News & World Report’s annual ranking of law schools, marking the biggest shakeup to the closely watched list in years bit.ly/3hQlu47 1/5

Michael McCann

@McCannSportsLaw

Nov 15, 2022

Honored to join the Harvard Law School alums speaker series on innovation in law teaching. On Nov. 29, I'll join

@rtushnet

Incorporating Online Learning into Law Teaching: Insights from Successful Adopters - Harvard Law...

@ProfJErickson

for a discussion on online teaching (including sports law!). Be sure to register and watch on Zoom:

hls.harvard.edu

*Part of the HLS Alums on Innovations in Law Teaching Series; click here to read more. Please join HLS alums and law school faculty Jessica Erickson (University of Richmond School of Law), Michael...

Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society

@BKCHarvard

Nov 4, 2022

MONDAY at 12:30pm ET: What can youth themselves do to help shape effective altruistic data sharing models? RSVP for this discussion on data altruism with

How Should Data Governance be Shaped to Facilitate Altruistic Data Sharing?

and

@DigitalLawCntr

's Jacques de Werra.

cyber.harvard.edu

Join us on Nov. 7 to discuss the challenges and questions around data governance and altruistic data sharing models.

Leah A. Plunkett

Nov 2, 2022

How can parents protect our kids’ privacy online? Join me for a convo on #sharenting ⁦

@DrPhil

⁩ show airing today! drphil.com/local-listings/

Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society

@BKCHarvard

Nov 1, 2022

Nov. 7 at 12:30 PM ET: Join

How Should Data Governance be Shaped to Facilitate Altruistic Data Sharing?

and

@DigitalLawCntr

's Jacques de Werra for a dynamic dialogue about the big-picture questions and challenges around data governance and altruistic data sharing models.

cyber.harvard.edu

Join us on Nov. 7 to discuss the challenges and questions around data governance and altruistic data sharing models.

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Leah A. Plunkett is the Meyer Research Lecturer on Law at Harvard Law School, and her husband Michael S. Lewis is a civil rights attorney at Rath, Young and Pignatelli, PC. We are honored to have worked with Leah and Michael, and look forward to your thoughts on their Essay!

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Using the Authors’ home state of New Hampshire, the Essay offers an initial application of the framework to show how one state’s record of permitting massive child abuse prevents it from rationally claiming the “Pro-Life” status it claims its abortion ban achieves.

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The Essay proposes that stakeholders must participate in measuring and meeting basic standards for protecting children from abuse and neglect in a jurisdiction before that jurisdiction may ban abortion.

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"The Wages of Crying Life" argues that a state cannot rationally claim that the value of human life justifies an abortion ban without demanding the state protect the vulnerable young who are “born human beings."

Pepperdine Law Review is honored to publish "The Wages of Crying Life: What States Must Do to Protect Children After the Fall of Roe," by

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and Michael S. Lewis, available to read on our website now: digitalcommons.pepperdine.edu/plr/vol2022/is #law #lawreview #abortion #RoeVsWade

The Wages of Crying Life: What States Must Do to Protect Children After the Fall of Roe

In the post-Roe world, can a state rationally claim that the value of human life justifies the imposition of abortion bans but does not demand that a state protect the vulnerable young who are “born...

Leah A. Plunkett