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Congrats to @[email protected] for a fantastic historians brief supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/20/2…

My contribution to the new issue of HLR. My thanks to more people than I can name in 288 characters.

I'm late to the game, as I often am on Twitter, but so excited, thankful, and honored to be part of this amazing community. So many thanks so share but so few characters. 🙇🏾‍♂️

I need to get on Twitter more. I just saw that SSRN was kind enough to do a shout out for #PrideMonth. Thank you to Public Health Law Watch , Nicolas Terry Scott Burris and Leslie Zellers.

To learn how States built the first health data networks, check out my piece. Happy to be in the company of fantastic scholars, including my new colleague Lawrence Solum UVA Law School

Craig Konnoth speaks about his newest article "Health Data Federalism" live now. Link to article is bu.edu/bulawreview/20… #dataimpacts

Thank you to Muhammad Chebli for this fantastic shout-out and engagement with my article in the BU Law Review. I now want to go back and make tweaks to incorporate all his excellent points!!

Ignore the outfit please--I had a couple of wardrobe issues! 😝

Craig Konnoth Kimberly Jenkins Robinson @AnyaMarino5 breaking down what the laws against teaching divisive concepts do. I want to students from underrepresented groups about civil rights and careers in the law. Some states outlaw that with these laws. American Constitution Society #ACS2022

Thank you to our partners NextGen Healthcare for supporting the Civitas Networks for Health and DirectTrust #Together4Health2022 conference! We're looking forward to the opening reception and fireside chat with Muhammad Chebli and Craig Konnoth!

Excited and humbled to help kick off the Civitas Networks for Health Annual Conference this evening, being interviewed by Muhammad Chebli of NextGen Healthcare about my work on data federalism and health equity.

Lest there ever be doubts re how cool I am--Reporter John Lynn, John Lynn, discusses my stage appearance at, in his words, Woodstock (of Healthcare Interoperability).

ICYMI, this panel on LGBTQ+ rights and religious freedom featured William Eskridge, Christine Durham, Ria Tabacco Mar, Robin Fretwell Wilson. With thanks to Craig Konnoth for moderating and @kathleen_flake and @UVA_ReliSt for co-sponsoring with Karsh Center for Law and Democracy. youtube.com/watch?v=Iz5W-E…

WATCH: Former Utah Supreme Court Justice Christine Durham, @yalelawsch Prof. @eskridgebill, Ria Tabacco Mar of @aclu and @uillinoislaw Prof. @profrobinwilson discuss reconciling LGBTQ+ rights and religious freedom. @ckonnoth @karshuvalaw @uva_relist youtu.be/Iz5W-EOgJkM

LISTEN: Scholars discuss reconciling LGBTQ+ rights and religious freedom, focusing especially on possible legislative compromises. @ckonnoth @karshuvalaw @uva_relist soundcloud.com/uva-law/karsh-…

Just dropped: 📰 our October newsletter, featuring Mildred Cho, Michelle Mello, Brendan Saloner, Jason Karlawish, Craig Konnoth, Jason L. Schwartz, Steve Joffe, Holly Fernandez Lynch, and more. Plus: an upcoming announcement sneak peek? mailchi.mp/greenwall/gree…

.Craig Konnoth, #FSP Scholar, on new gender-based VA school policies: "By seeking to enforce what they consider to be biological sex, the Youngkin administration, by definition, is engaging in sex discrimination." | Via NBC4 Washington nbcwashington.com/news/local/nor…

Prof. Craig Konnoth examines inconsistencies with SCOTUS’ treatment of identity in its free speech and affirmative action rulings. @slate #appellatetwitter bit.ly/44dsScZ

#SCOTUS is strengthening protections for anti-gay speech while weakening protections for pro-gay speech, argues Prof. Craig Konnoth. @blaw #appellatetwitter bit.ly/46umG1M

Prof. Craig Konnoth has co-authored an amicus brief in U.S. v. Skrmetti, a 14th Amendment #SCOTUS case addressing state limits on gender affirming care. Read the brief: tinyurl.com/ywj826ha