The Human Trafficking Law Clinic at Case Western Reserve University School of Law carries a large caseload at all times and is very engaged with local and state organizations and agencies—and Human Trafficking Law Clinic Director Maya Simek is a regular presenter at conferences and events relating to the subject of human trafficking. Read recent news out of the clinic below.
Case Western Reserve attending the Collaborative to End Human Trafficking’s Annual Luncheon (Left to right: Director Maya Simek, Lou Ewing (LAW ’24), Kristen Welsh (MSW ’25), Mary Gay (MSW ’25), CWRU School of Law Professor Jennifer Cupar)
News
- Human Trafficking Awareness Month Discussion Panel (January 2024)
- NPR: The Sound of Ideas: Ohio fails human trafficking evaluation, organizations coordinate in attacking problem (January 2022)
- Law Students Provide Hope to Human Trafficking Survivors (January 2021)
- Case Western Reserve’s Human Trafficking Project assisting survivors as part of ‘Operation Autumn Hope’ (December 2020)