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Cam E. Kettles

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HUCTW Begins Picketing for Wage Increases Amid Contract Impasse

Members of the Harvard Union of Clerical and Technical Workers gathered outside Massachusetts Hall Tuesday to demand the University grant a higher pay raise as Harvard and the union enter month 10 of contract negotiations.


Demonstrators March to Cambridge Police Station to Demand Accountability for Killing of Sayed Faisal

Hundreds of activists, organizers, and Cambridge residents gathered Sunday for a rally at Somerville High School and a march to the Cambridge Police Department headquarters to protest the police killing of Sayed Faisal earlier this month.


Sayed Faisal Protest Cambridge Police Department

Walking towards the Cambridge Police Station, protesters hold up signs calling for justice after the deaths of Sayed Faisal and Tyre Nichols. Both were killed this month by police, sparking protests for reform.


Sayed Faisal Protest Somerville High

Protesters gather in front of Somerville High School at a protest after the fatal shooting of Cambridge resident Sayed Faisal by a Cambridge Police Department officer on Jan. 4.


Harvard Law School Launches Center for Labor and Just Economy

The Center for Labor and a Just Economy, a Harvard Law School research and policy initiative focusing on worker advocacy and labor law, launched Tuesday morning in a webinar featuring panelists from the Department of Labor and National Education Association.


Current, Former Secretaries of State Discuss Election Denial at IOP Forum

Following the 2022 midterm elections, Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and former West Virginia Secretary of State Natalie Tennant discussed election security, former U.S. President Donald J. Trump, and the politicization of their office at an Institute of Politics forum held Tuesday evening.


Legal Experts Discuss Data Privacy, Criminalization of Abortion in Post-Dobbs World at Law School Panel

Legal experts and scholars discussed the use of data from menstrual tracking applications in courtrooms in the wake of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision at a Harvard Law School abortion and digital rights panel on Tuesday.