Profile

Fran Quigley

Clinical Professor of Law
Director, Health and Human Rights Clinic


Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law
Lawrence W. Inlow Hall, Room 111N
530 W. New York Street
Indianapolis, IN 46202-3225

Phone: (317) 274-4276
E-Mail: quigley2@iu.edu

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Education

B.A. ( cum laude), Hanover College, 1984; M.A., Indiana University, 1994; J.D. Indiana University Robert H. McKinney School of Law, 1987

Bio

Fran Quigley is a clinical professor of law, teaching in the Health and Human Rights Clinic. Students in the Health and Human Rights Clinic advocate for the rights of the poor through direct trial court representation and broader policy advocacy, with a special focus on the human right to safe and affordable housing. 

Professor Quigley is the author of several academic journal articles on social justice and human rights, multiple mass media articles and columns, and five books, including most recently Faith in Action: An Introduction to Religious Socialism (Orbis Books, 2021). He writes the newsletter Housing is a Human Right at housingisahumanright.substack.com

Previous to his work at the law school, he served as the first Chief of Staff for Congresswoman Julia Carson and as the executive director of ACLU of Indiana.  

Publications

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Books and Chapters

• Religious Socialism: Faith in Action for a Better World (Orbis Books, Fall 2021)
• Prescription for the People: An Activist’s Guide to Making Medicine Affordable for All (Cornell University Press, 2017)
• If We Can Win Here: The New Front Lines of the Labor Movement (Cornell University Press, 2015)
• * How Human Rights Can Build Haiti: The Lawyers, the Activists, and the Grassroots Movement (Vanderbilt University Press, 2014).
• * Walking Together, Walking Far: How a U.S. and African Medical School Partnership Is Winning the Fight Against the HIV/AIDS Pandemic (Indiana University Press, 2009)

Law Review and Journal Articles

• Seize the Moment: The Opportunity to Realize the Human Right to Healthcare in the United States, 17 Indiana Health Law Review 53 2020)
• Tell Me How It Ends: The Path to Nationalizing the U.S. Pharmaceutical Industry. 53 University of Michigan Journal of Law Reform 755 (2020)
• Faith in Medicare for All, Emory University Center for the Study of Law and Religion Canopy Forum (December, 2019)
• Better Late than Never: How the U.S. Government Can and Should Use Bayh-Dole March-In Rights to Respond to the Medicines Access Crisis; co-authored with Jennifer Penman (Willamette Law Review, Vol. 53, Fall, 2017)
• For Goodness' Sake: A Two-Part Proposal for Remedying the U.S. Charity/Justice Imbalance (Virginia Journal of Social Policy and Law, Volume 23.1, pages 39-88 (2016))
• * Making Medicines Accessible: Alternatives to the Flawed Patent System," (Health and Human Rights Journal, November 2015)
• * The Trans-Pacific Partnership and Access to Medicines (Health and Human Rights Journal, June 18, 2015)
• * Quigley, Torture, Impunity, and the Need for Independent Prosecutorial Oversight of the Executive Branch, Cornell Journal of Law and Public Policy, Vol. 20, pp. 270-311, 2010
• * Quigley, Growing Political Will From the Grassroots: How Social Movement Principles Can Reverse the Dismal Legacy of Rule of Law Interventions, Columbia Human Rights Law Review, Vol. 41, No. 1, pp. 13-66, 2009
• *Quigley, Seizing the Disorienting Moment: Adult Learning Theory and the Teaching of Social Justice in Law School Clinics (2 Clinical Law Review 37)

Essays and Reports

• How Indiana Courts Can Prevent Evictions: Responding to a Looming Public Health and Economic Crisis (co-author)

Book Reviews

• Review of Adam Gaffney, To Heal Humankind: The Right to Health in History (Health and Human Rights Journal, August 22,2017)
• A Seminar on the Labor Movement . . .With an Opinionated Professor. Book Review of Steve Early, Save Our Unions: Dispatches From A Movement in Distress (Labor Notes, Dec. 18, 2013)

Other Publications

• New Biden Rent Cap Order Shows Tenant Unions Can Win Nationally (Common Dreams, April 17, 2024)
• Governments Fund Gentrification; We Can Stop It (Jacobin, March 17, 2024)
• Our Housing Crisis is Literally Killing People (Common Dreams, January 30, 2024)
• Shouldn’t Every Day Be Like No-Evictions Christmas? (Common Dreams, Dec. 6, 2023)
• Unhoused Community Resists Government Tear-Down Orders (Common Dreams, Dec. 16, 2023)
• Spoiler Alert: Homelessness is a Housing Problem (Common Dreams, Nov. 11, 2023)
• We Should Look to Vienna for Answers to Our Housing Crisis (Jacobin, October 29, 2023)
• Housing First is a Proven Solution to Our Eviction Clients' Crises (The Hill, September 10, 2023)
• Low-Barrier Motel Shelter is a Success--But Not an Easy One (Shelterforce, September 22, 2023)
• A Lack of Supply is Not Causing Our Housing Crisis (Common Dreams, August 13, 2023)
• A New Louisville Ordinance Aims to Block Public Funds From Aiding Gentrification (Jacobin, August 17, 2023)
• Tenants Push Biden for Rent Control on All Government-Backed Housing (Waging Nonviolence, July 11, 2023)
• Why We Need Rent Control (Jacobin, July 20, 2023)
• It’s Time to Pump the Brakes on the Government Eviction Machine (The Hill, June 17, 2023)
• Indianapolis Leaders Must Provide Protections from Evictions (IndyStar, May 2, 2023)
• Wall Street is Holding a Gun to Mobile Home Residents’ Heads (Jacobin, May 4, 2023)
• Judaism Insists on a Human Right to Housing (Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance, April 5, 2023)
• The Case for Social Housing: Ending Our Affordability Crisis (Commonweal, March, 2023)
• Louisville’s Multiracial Tenant Union is at the Forefront of a Growing National Movement (Waging Nonviolence, March 10, 2023)
• Historically Black Neighborhood Ordinance Aims to Stop Government-Funded Gentrification (LEO Weekly, March 15, 2023)
• Giving Shelter: A Mandate for All (Religious Socialism, March 21, 2023)
• “We Will Fight You for It”: Can Womenpriests Save the Catholic Church? (Religion & Politics, March 21, 2023)
• Public Housing is Great, Actually (Jacobin, February 23, 2023)
• Four Reasons Religious Communities Can Make a Difference in Housing (Greater Indianapolis Multifaith Alliance, Feb. 15, 2023)
• Joe Biden’s New Relief Plan for Renters is Incredibly Weak (Jacobin, January 30, 2023)
• Rents are Too High: Joe Biden Should Issue an Executive Order Controlling Them (Jacobin, Dec. 4, 2022)
• Letting Go of the Rope in Eviction Court (Common Dreams, Dec. 10, 2022)
• Mourn, Then Organize: The Longest Night and the Fight for Housing Justice (Religious Socialism, Dec. 19, 2022)
• We Are in an Eviction Crisis: Here are Four Steps to End It (Jacobin, Nov. 12, 2022)
• Midterm Voters Send a Message: Housing is a Human Right (Common Dreams, Nov. 20, 2022)
• How Activists Are Making the Human Right to Housing a Reality, (Waging Nonviolence, October 7, 2022)
• I Took My Law Class to Eviction Court. The Lessons Were Brutal (Indianapolis Star, March 10, 2022)
• Lessons from Eviction Court (Democratic Left, March, 2022)
• Now is Not the Time to Reinstate State's HIP Premiums. Here's Why. (Indianapolis Star, January 25, 2022) (Co-Author)
• Socialism and the Anglican Communion (The Hour, Feb. 24, 2022)
• Lessons from Eviction Court (Common Dreams, December 2, 2021)
• America’s Housing Crisis is About to Get Much, Much Worse (Jacobin, September 3, 2021)
• Indiana is in Crisis. Our Governor and Mayors Need to Start Acting Like It (Indianapolis Star, August 31, 2021)
• With Post-Pandemic Eviction Crisis Looming, Catholics Must Insist on Housing for All (National Catholic Reporter, July 13, 2021)
• A System That Makes Housing a Commodity Can’t Serve Human Needs: An Interview with Dianne Enriquez (Jacobin, July 15, 2021)
• We Have to Act Now to Stop the Coming Eviction Crisis (Jacobin, June 27, 2021)
• Evictions are Not Just a Symptom of Poverty: They Are a Cause of It (Jacobin, June 26, 2021)
• Religious Groups Support Worker-Protecting PRO Act (Common Dreams, April 2, 2021)
• Celebrating Women Leaders of the Religious Socialism Movement (Common Dreams, March 27, 2021)
• "Direct Action is a Worshipful Act": The Christian Socialism of Rev. Chaz Howard (The Bias, Feb. 8, 2021)
• The Bundist Rabbi (Commonweal, January, 2021)
• “Plain as Day:” The Scriptural and Historical Roots of Mormon Socialism, Religious Socialism (January 28, 2021)
• To Rev. Angela Cowser, "The Biblical Basis for Socialism is Undeniable," (Jacobin, Dec. 25, 2020)
• Ending Poverty in the U.S. Would Actually Be Pretty Easy: A Q and A with the Authors of Broke in America: Seeing, Understanding, and Ending U.S. Poverty (Jacobin, Dec. 29, 2020)
• Christian Socialism (co-author with Maxine Phillips) (McGahan Publishing House, October 2020)
• Can Catholics and Socialists Build a Better Future Together? (U.S. Catholic, October 16, 2020)
• The Socialist Preacher (The Bias, October 28, 2020)
• "Break Glass in Case of Emergency": We Must Break Pharma Monopolies to Lower Drug Prices (Common Dreams, September 2, 2020)
• Medicare for All Advocate Finds Universal Healthcare Mandates in Islam (Common Dreams, September 3, 2020)
• Reclaim Public Medicine for Public Health (co-authored with Dana Brown, Christopher Morton, Alex Lawson) (August 20, 2020)
• Seven Signs You May Be a Religious Socialist (Religious Socialism, July 23, 2020)
• “Rev. George Washington Woodbey”—Contribution to The Encyclopedia of the American Left, Third Edition, Paul Buhle, ed. (forthcoming)
• “Devere Allen”— Contribution to The Encyclopedia of the American Left, Third Edition, Paul Buhle, ed. (forthcoming)
• “Kirby Page”--- Contribution to The Encyclopedia of the American Left, Third Edition, Paul Buhle, ed. (forthcoming)
• Holcomb Team’s Warnings to Unemployed are Inaccurate (Indianapolis Business Journal, May 9, 2020)
• Holcomb Must Act Quickly to Ease Fears of Unemployed (Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, April 2, 2020)
• Socialize Big Pharma (co-author with Natalie Shure, Tribune—U.K., Jacobin--U.S., Spring 2020)
• “The Economic and Social Gospel”: Christian Socialism and Eugene Debs (Sojourners, April 21, 2020)
• Liberation Theology Responds to a Pandemic (Sojourners, April 28, 2020)
• Coronavirus Shows It's Time to Remove the For-Profit Infection from U.S. Healthcare (Sojourners, March 16, 2020)
• "Every Healthcare Worker is at Risk": An Indiana Physician Confronts the Shortage in Personal Protective Equipment (Sojourners, March 24, 2020)
• As a Physician of Jewish Faith, David Green Sees a Need for Socialism (Sojourners, February 12, 2020)
• Her Catholicism and her Socialism are "Of a Piece" (Sojourners, January 23, 2020)
• Faith Advocacy Helps Take Down Indiana's Medicaid Work Requirements (Sojourners, November 15, 2019)
• How to Win the Holiday Healthcare Debate with Your Conservative Relatives (Common Dreams, Nov. 24, 2019)
• Trump-Pence Attack on Healthcare Challenged at its Roots (Health and Human Rights Journal, October 8, 2019)
• Diabetes Patients are Leading a New Access to Medicines Movement (Waging Nonviolence, October 25, 2019)
• Who Cares for Home Care Workers (Sojourners, October 29, 2019)
• Removing the Profit from Our Pills: The Case for a Public Pharma System (Common Dreams, September 18, 2019)
• Sa'Ra Skipper's Fight for Insulin Affordability (Sojourners, September 5, 2019)
• "If Grandma Is on the Table, No One Will Blink at the Price": A Former Drug Company Manager Explains Industry Price-Setting (Common Dreams, July 2, 2019)
• This Free Clinic is a Study in the US Healthcare Struggle (National Catholic Reporter, July 2, 2019)
• Speaker Pelosi, Seize the Moment on Drug Pricing (The Hill, July 8, 2019)
• Healthy Indiana Plan Work Requirements Put Hoosiers at Risk (Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, June 2, 2019)
• “Muslim Healthcare for All” (Foreign Policy, June 27, 2019)
• Their Faith--and the Cost of Insulin--Compel Them to Defy the Law (Sojourners, June 10, 2019)
• The New NAFTA is Selling Bad Medicine— But the Faith Community is Resisting (Sojourners, April 24, 2019)
• American Healthcare Horror Stories: An Incomplete Inventory (Common Dreams, April 25, 2019)
• How a Baptist Pastor Developed Canada’s Single-Payer System (Sojourners, March, 2019)
• Beating the Big Pharma Shell Game, (Health and Human Rights Journal, March 12, 2019)
• Breast Cancer Summit Tackles Disparities (Indianapolis Recorder, March 1, 2019)
• Three Lies--and One Truth--Behind Medicaid Work Requirements (Sojourners, February 4, 2019)
• “Ranking the Political Pitches Aimed at Reducing Drug Costs,” Health and Human Rights Journal (February 14, 2019)
• “We Have the Receipts” for Medicare for All (Sojourners, January 9, 2019)
• Faith Communities and the Human Right to Health (co-author with Sr. Simone Campbell, Sojourners Magazine), August, 2018
• Activists with Diabetes Take On the Global Insulin Crisis (Truthout, August 18, 2018)
• Kavanaugh Appointment Would Harm Hoosiers' Health (Indianapolis Star, September 6, 2018)
• People of Faith Working for Access to Affordable Medicines (NETWORK Lobby Blog, July 6, 2018)
• Kavanaugh Would be Hazardous to Hoosiers' Health (Northwest Indiana Times, July 16, 2018)
• Faith Community Must Embrace a Single-Payer Health System (National Catholic Reporter, August 15, 2018)
• Patient Advocacy Success in Fight for Medicines (Health and Human Rights Journal, June 30, 2018)
• Building a NASA for Prescription Drugs (The New Republic, May 10, 2018)
• “Faces of Our Spirit-Filled Network: Fran Quigley” (Q and A with Network, Catholic Social Justice Lobby), May 16, 2018
• “When Medicine is Big Business, Can the Sick Ever be Healed?” (Q and A with U.S. Catholic, May 15, 2018)
• "Patient Activism is Seizing the Spotlight—And Rightly So," Blog Post, T1International (May 1, 2018)
• Work Requirement Will Imperil Disabled, Caregiving Hoosiers in Healthy Indiana Plan (Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, April 6, 2018)
• Their Own Medicine: Patient Activists and Prescription Drug Pricing (Washington Monthly, April 9, 2018)
• What if We Left Pharmaceutical Research to Scientists, Not Profiteers? (The Other 98%, April 19, 2018)
• Malaysia Can Teach Trump How to Lower Drug Prices (Health and Human Rights Journal, February 18, 2018), co-authored with Fifa Rahman
• On Drug Pricing, States Step in Where Washington Fails (New York Times, February 27, 2018)
• A Warning from Indiana: Beware Medicaid Work Requirements (Friends Committee on National Legislation, February 27, 2018)
• Single-Payer Healthcare is the Path to Lower Drug Prices (Indianapolis Star, January 4, 2018), co-authored with Rob Stone, MD, and Chris Stack, MD
• “These Are the Medicines People Need to Live," (Indianapolis Star, January 29, 2018)
• The Patent Fighters: Taking on Big Pharma at the Source of Its Power (Health and Human Rights Journal, November 17, 2017)
• Can the Labor and Faith Communities Fix the Drug Pricing Crisis? (Labor’s Landscape, University of Notre Dame Higgins Labor Program, October 23, 2017)
• Indiana Has a Drug (Company) Problem, NUVO, November 1, 2017
• Big Pharma Can Be Beaten: This Union Just Proved It (Truthout, August 20, 2017)
• Escaping Big Pharma’s Pricing With Patent-Free Drugs (New York Times, July 18, 2017)
• Indy Movie Premiere Highlights Extreme Prescription Drug Pricing, (NUVO, June 21, 2017)
• Trump's Plan for Drug Pricing Executive Order Is a Big Pharma Wish List (Truthout, June 22, 2017)
• Should We Treat Pharma as a Public Utility? (Truthout, May 18, 2017)
• Remove the For-Profit Variable From Clinical Drug Testing (Health and Human Rights Journal, May 21, 2017)
• Dr. Chan: Listen to Civil Society. Civil Society: Medicine for People, not Profits! (Health and Human Rights Journal, May 22, 2017)
• Could Legalizing Prescription Drug Imports Break Big Pharma? (Truthout, April 7, 2017)
• The Time is Ripe for Faith-Based Advocacy for Justice (Sojourners, March 3, 2017)
• Making Insulin Affordable (Foreign Affairs, March 13, 2017)
• Fixed It for You: A Truthful Edit of Pharma Industry’s New Image Campaign Ad (Truthout, February 6, 2017)
• "How We Fix This: The Case for a Publicly-Financed Medicines Research System," Health and Human Rights Journal (Feb. 14, 2017)
• Want 'Good Pharma?' One Example of What That May Look Like (Health and Human Rights Journal, December 6, 2016)
• A Deadly Prescription: Opioid Addiction Isn't the Only Toxic Result of Big Pharma's Push for Extreme Profit (Sojourners, January 2017)
• Trump Really Can Bring Down Drug Prices (Health and Human Rights Journal, December 19, 2016)
• "An Unholy Alliance" (Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette, November 9, 2016)
• Our Global Medicines System Just Killed Tobeka Daki (Indianapolis Star, November 22, 2016)
• "California's Opportunity to Tame Big Pharma," co-authored with Suzanne Gordon, multiple newspapers (October 10, 2016)
• Remedies Beyond Reach: Making Affordable Medicines a Human Right (America Magazine, October 24, 2016)
• UN Report Adds to Momentum for Medicines Reform (Health and Human Rights Journal, September 24, 2016)
• The $100,000 Pill: How U.S. Health Agencies Choose Pharma Over Patients (Truthout.org, August 5, 2016)
• Can a California Ballot Initiative Rein in Big Pharma? (Truthout, August 18, 2016)
• Is the U.S. Padlocking the Pharmacy of the Developing World (Foreign Affairs June 13, 2016)--Co-authored with Sarah Asrar
• Patients Before Profits: A Profile of Rachel Kiddell-Monroe and the Access to Medicines Movement (Commonweal Magazine, June 28, 2016)
• From Cancer Patient to Medicines Activist (May 10, 2016)
• "Presidential Candidates Are in Favor of Regulating Drug Prices" (Indianapolis Star, April 23, 2016)
• "An Upstream Human Rights Clinic," Human Rights at Home Blog--Law Professors' Blog Network
• "Reclaim the Medicine Commons," (Foreign Policy in Focus, Feb. 5, 2016. Reprinted in The Nation, Feb. 12, 2016)
• “Hope for the UN High-Level Panel on Access to Medicines,” (Health and Human Rights Journal, January 28, 2016)
• "Yes, Government Built That," (Indianapolis Star Dec. 15, 2015)
• "Faith-Based Social Justice Activists Push New Local Leaders"(Indianapolis Star, November 11, 2015)
• "Will Pharma Overreach in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Create a Movement for Access to Medicines?" (Health and Human Rights Journal, October 14, 2015)
• Prescription for Justice: Catholics Must Help Bring Down Barriers Blocking Billions from Lifesaving Medicine(National Catholic Reporter, October 8, 2015)
• "Haiti's Earthquake Was Devastating. The Cholera Epidemic Was Worse" (The Nation, October 16, 2015)
• A Bitter Pill: Can the Access to Medicines Movement Score Another Victory? (Foreign Affairs, October 18, 2015)
• The Sustainable Development Goals vs. Trade Agreements: Not a Fair Fight (Health and Human Rights Journal, Blog Post, September 14, 2015)
• Moral Values, Job Market Point Toward Raising Minimum Wage (Indianapolis Star, September 21, 2015)
• U.S. Oncologists Decry Out-of-Control Cancer Medicine Prices (Indianapolis Star, August 18, 2015)
• No News is Good News: An Update on the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (Health and Human Rights Journal—Blog Entry, August 31, 2015)
• Ending the Embargo on Affordable Health: Lessons from Cuba (Sojourners Magazine, July 2015)
• UN Has Promises to Keep in Haiti (Indianapolis Star, July 10, 2015)
• The Trans-Pacific Partnership's Bad Medicine (Foreign Affairs July 15, 2015)
• Seeing Through 'Right to Work' Laws (Sojourners Magazine, June, 2015)
• Affordable Care Act Challenge Poses Risk to Hoosiers (Indianapolis Star, June 12, 2015)
• How Union Membership Saved a Worker's Job, Respect (Indianapolis Star, June 23, 2015)
• Labor Gains: Unionizing the Rust Belt’s Service Sector (Commonweal, May 7, 2015)
• Trans-Pacific Partnership Risks Elevating Patents Over Patients (Indianapolis Star, May 15, 2015)
• Indiana Winning the Race to the Bottom,(Indianapolis Star, May 27, 2015)
• The Sin of Mass Incarceration (Indianapolis Star, April 13, 2015)
• Separating Myths From Reality: Four Arguments for Raising the Minimum Wage (Indiana Law Review Blog, March, 2015)
• Fast for Living Wages (Indianapolis NUVO, March 18, 2015)
• For Goodness' Sake: Eliminate the Charitable Tax Deduction (Commonweal Magazine, January, 2015)
• Haitian Cholera Victims Undaunted by Court Ruling of UN Immunity (Common Dreams, Jan. 20, 2015)
• Making the Abstract Real: The Struggles of a Janitor (Indianapolis Star, November 18, 2014)
• From Cradle to Grave, the U.S. Protected Jean-Claude Duvalier (Common Dreams, October 10, 2014)
• What Ebola and Cholera Have in Common: The Elusive Human Right to Health, (ForeignAffairs.com, October 20, 2014)
• Activists and Law in Haiti: Multi-Level Human Rights Campaigns to Find Justice, (OpenDemocracy.net, October 22, 2014)
• Raise Wages to Fight Crime in Indianapolis (Indianapolis Star, August 22, 2014)
• "Make All Work Pay a Living Wage," Indianapolis Star, June 18, 2014
• Haiti Strikes Back: By Taking the UN to Court, the Country Might Save Itself, ForeignAffairs.com (May 13, 2014)
• Pence Healthcare Plan Hardly Perfect, But Better Than Nothing (Indianapolis Star, May 16, 2014)
• "Don't Buy the Myths Hurled Against the Minimum Wage," Indianapolis Star, April 16, 2014
• Popes, Presidents, and Redemption (Indianapolis Star, March 18, 2014)
• Prayers—and Activism—for Citizenship: The Catholic-Led Push for Immigration Reform (Indianapolis NUVO, February 5, 2014).
• Trouble for the Unpaid Worker (Indianapolis Star, February 14, 2014).
• "North Carolina Protests Provide Model for Indiana" Indianapolis Star, January 15, 2014
• "In IPS' Student Court, a Jury of Peers Decides a Young Man's Fate," Indianapolis Star, December 12, 2013
• "New Indianapolis Worker Justice Center to Help Empower Workers, Fight Wage Theft," Indianapolis Star Nov. 25, 2013
• "Time to Raise the Minimum Wage," Indianapolis Star, October 7, 2013.
• Judge Admits Error in Indiana Voter ID Case; Still Doesn't Have It Quite Right (NUVO, October 21, 2013)
• Will the UN Finally Take Responsibility for the Haitian Cholera Epidemic? (Indianapolis Star, October 23, 2013)
• "Service Sector Union Contracts Benefit Us All" Indianapolis Star, September 21, 2013.
• "The Caregivers' Dilemma: Home Care Workers Struggle for Rights" (NUVO, July 10, 2013.)
• "Indianapolis Janitors Want Living Wage" (Indianapolis Recorder, July 25, 2013)
• “We Are Worth More:” Butler Food Service Workers Fight for Union Contract (Indianapolis NUVO and Indianapolis Recorder, June 26, 2013).
• "Raising Indiana: Debunking the Top Five Myths about Increasing the Minimum Wage" NUVO. Co-author with Matt Lawson.
• Things Are Difficult: A Post-Earthquake Disaster in Haiti (Common Dreams)
• Hyatt Housekeeper Campaigns for Corporate Board to Include “Someone Like Me” (NUVO Newsweekly)
• Free Michael Posner: The U.S. Holds the Key to Duvalier Prosecution (Common Dreams)
• Haitian Sweatshops: Made in the USA (Working In These Times)
• Indiana Shortchanging Unemployed Workers, co-author with Lauren Sanders and Christine Owens. Indianapolis Star.
• Airport Workers Grounded by Low Wages, Limited Benefits. NUVO.
• Are Indiana Workers “Sacrificial Lambs” For Indiana’s Unemployment Fund Deficit? Working In These Times
• How Human Rights Can Save Haiti. Reuters Alternet.
• The Battle of Indianapolis: Service Sector Workers Making Gains in Hostile Environment. Working In These Times.
• “We Deserve Better”: Indianapolis Service Sector Workers Are Talking Union. NUVO
• Alumni Profile: Brian Concannon. Georgetown Law Magazine,
• Aftershocks: A Report from Haiti. Commonweal.
• Haitian Cholera Victims to UN: Practice What You Preach. Truthout.
• Will Jean-Claude Duvalier Ever Stand Trial for His Crimes Against Haiti? Reuters AlterNet.

Presentations

• Healthcare as a Moral Imperative: A Faith and Human Rights Perspective (Hosted by Justice Revival and Faith in Healthcare) (May 14, 2020)

Other Activities

• "Indy Workers Get Shortchanged." (Article about Health and Human Rights Clinic work on wage theft).

 *Refereed