Deadline Extended to Aug. 16! Call for APHA Law Section Awards Nominations now open! #PublicHealthLaw nominees needed for 1) Early Career Professional Award; 2) Jennifer Robbins Award for Practice of Public Health Law; and 3) Lifetime Achievement Award. bit.ly/3RmEHt4

That’s a wrap, NACCHO360! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth and came to our panels and presentations. Looking forward to next year! #na360

New on the Blog: Bringing Legal Epi to @uncpublichealth! We talked with CPHLR Fellow and Assistant Prof Juan Hincapie-Castillo, PharmD, PhD and student Emily Wichmann about a new course on #legalepi launched last spring. ow.ly/43ET50SMg9Z

We're kicking off the 2024 Policy Surveillance Institute today. If you missed this year, that's OK! We've got you covered with lots of other learning opportunities for #legalepi and #phlaw: ow.ly/3PZq50SMgFe

ASTHO's latest legal map illustrates laws & regulations re. overdose surveillance policies, incl. overdose fatality review committees & legal requirements for providers associated with prescription drug monitoring programs. Access: discover.astho.org/3ymRxRK. PublicHealthLawRsrch CDC

We're hosting a free webinar, Introduction to Policy Surveillance, on August 20. Join us to learn more about scientific legal mapping: ow.ly/E3ih50SMgY2

It's great to see these data live online from our partners Network for Public Health Law. The Network used MonQcle to capture laws relating to #racialequity under #SDOH, including healthcare, education, built environment, social and community context, and economic stability.

CPHLR Temple Law School with the Temple Public Health have been awarded a five-year CDC cooperative agreement to strengthen public health impact, systems and services. Read more about the award and the work to come: ow.ly/jLE950STKbH

Since 2021, the US Supreme Court has handed down decisions that have upended public health law. This free webinar, hosted by PublicHealthLawRsrch w/ASLME will offer insights and advice for those faced with teaching to these decisions in the coming year. Register: bit.ly/4dCSVi8

Since 2021, #SCOTUS has handed down decisions that have upended #phlaw. This free webinar, hosted by CPHLR and @ASLMEnews will offer insights and advice for those faced with teaching to these decisions in the coming year. Register here: bit.ly/4dCSVi8

Join Regina LaBelle, Bridget C.E. Dooling, and Andrew Twinamatsiko to discover how the recent #SCOTUS rulings in Loper Bright and Corner Post could reshape #Addiction policies and health regulations. RSVP: bit.ly/3AmXyP3

Newly updated data with The Pew Trusts provide an overview of the entire #debt collection lawsuit process in all 50 states, DC, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, from January 1, 2023, through December 1, 2023. lawatlas.org/datasets/debt-…

Risk protection orders (aka “red flag laws”) save lives. New evidence from our study of thousands of cases in 4 states. corporate.dukehealth.org/news/study-tem…

Dean Rachel Rebouche on Kamala Harris's advocacy for abortion rights: “Her track record is that she’s not willing to equivocate about bending the law: If a federal law says X, that’s what a federal law says. If states protect Y, that’s what states protect.” bit.ly/3yE9v2o

Prof. Craig Green on the reduced power of regulators in a post-Chevron landscape: "Chevron is not just abolished for one agency or one field of law, but rather for administrative agencies across the board. And this produces uncertainty, weakness and risk.” bit.ly/4dExjlx

FREE WEBINAR: Join us on August 29 from 11-12 ET for insights and advice on teaching #SCOTUS decisions in the coming year. REGISTER: bit.ly/4dCSVi8

As we celebrate Labor Day, check out a relevant project funded by the TIME’S UP Foundation. The Center for Public Health Law Research studied how unpredictable scheduling impacts women’s job security and well-being. Explore more: bit.ly/3Xav8PU

Stream this free webinar now! 💻✨ Hosted by the Center for Public Health Law Research and the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics, the webinar provides guidance for teaching these changes in the coming year. Webinar Link: bit.ly/3yVb3VU

We are looking forward to hearing more from the Network for Public Health Law team about these data, a great and important resource for #racialequity work!

Join us at the @ia4phs Conference in St. Louis! Our staff and colleagues from Temple's College of Public Health and the Philadelphia Department of Public Health will present this Friday, Sept. 13, from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. Event schedule: bit.ly/3XlLJk5