Robert Greenwald

Biography

Robert Greenwald has over twenty years experience in the fields of health, public health and HIV law and policy. At Harvard Law School, Robert is a Clinical Professor of Law, Managing Director of the Legal Services Center, and Director of the Center for Health Law and Policy Innovation. Robert and his staff and students are engaged in state and national research, policy development and advocacy on health law and policy initiatives. In addition to his responsibilities at Harvard Law School, Robert is currently serving as the Director of the Treatment Access Expansion Project, as co-chair of the HIV Health Care Access Working Group, and as a member of the Presidential Advisory Council on HIV/AIDS. Robert also serves as a member of the board of the Bessie Tart Wilson Initiative for Children and the Technical Assistance Collaborative for Housing. Robert has served as the Director of Public Policy and Legal Affairs for the AIDS Action Committee of Massachusetts, as an advisor to the President's National Commission on AIDS and the Health Resources Services Administration/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Community Advisory Board, and as a board member of the AIDS Action Council of Washington D.C. and the National Lesbian and Gay Bar Association.

Areas of Interest

• Health Law
• Health Law: Access to Care for Low Income Populations
• Health Law: HIV Law and Policy