Discussing the Forced Sterilization of Detained Immigrants

HLS IMMIGRATION PROJECT PRESENTS: Discussing the Forced Sterilization of Detained Immigrants Register here: https://harvard.zoom.us/meeting/register/tJ0lf-CqqToiGdY4ZPJtmfE5OynngXxRz99_  Project South recently submitted an OIG complaint alleging serious medical misconduct against detained people at Irwin Detention Center. While the mistreatment of detained people is not new, current practices reveal even more unsettling ways the state forcibly regulates people's bodies. Please […]

Healthcare as a Right and Not a Privilege

REGISTER HERE Modern, effective healthcare should not be a privilege for the select few who can afford access, but a right, protected by law and provided to all. Also featured after the workshop will be artist conversations from Day 3 of our Art as Resistance Gallery, with art by formerly and currently incarcerated individuals. Workshop Facilitated […]

Health Law and COVD-19

Online

COVID-19 and the Law: Law and Policy to Address Basic Needs and Marginalized Populations is a colloquium series that will be hosted throughout Fall 2020 to bring together members of the Harvard Law School community to explore and assess, through discussions with various HLS experts, the legal responses to COVID-19 across areas of law ranging […]

No Time Like The Present

On March 18, 2020, CHLPI Faculty Director Robert Greenwald will speak on a webinar panel hosted by the South AIDS Coalition. Th webinar to discuss how COVID-19 has exposed gaps in our health system, the financial and motivational evidence of Medicaid expansion, public opinions on Medicaid Expansion in seven southern states, the care needs for […]

Virtual Town Hall #2: Privacy in the Time of COVID-19

Join the ACLU of Massachusetts for a virtual town hall where advocates will discuss the latest updates on the ACLU’s work during the coronavirus pandemic and share ways for supporters to get involved. The second of three virtual town halls in this series will feature: Kade Crockford, Director of the Technology for Liberty Program at […]

Fighting Religious and Moral Exemptions to Care

The Trump Administration has created expansive religious and moral exemptions from the Affordable Care Act's requirement for contraceptive coverage. Pennsylvania and New Jersey have challenged these rules in a case that will be heard by the U.S. Supreme Court in May. Together with other organizations, the NC AIDS Action Network submitted a brief to warn […]

Bringing Food Home During COVID-19 Medically Tailored Meal Nonprofits Respond to a New Epidemic

Across the country, COVID-19 is prompting government officials to encourage millions of individuals, especially seniors and people with compromised immunity or underlying health conditions, to shelter in place. In the wake of closed businesses, job losses, and school closures, emergency food programs are seeing unprecedented levels of demand. For nonprofit medically tailored meal providers, the situation […]

Lunch and Learn: Health Law & Policy Clinic

In advance of clinical registration for Academic Year 2020-2021, join the Health Law & Policy Clinic for a virtual lunch and learn about how our projects use systems-level change to improve the health of vulnerable populations, reduce health disparities, address the social determinants of health, and promote more equitable health systems. Students are welcome to join by audio or audio […]

Anti-Hunger Policy Conference

Panelists: Richard Sheward – Children’s Healthwatch Dr. Hilary Seligman – UC- San Francisco Sarah DeSilvey   Sarah Downer Center for Health Law & Policy Innovation, Harvard Law School : Nutrition Food Insecurity and Health: Three Initiatives that Could Change the Landscape The session will take a deep dive into three recent initiatives to advance the […]

Soda Taxes and Other Policy Responses to the American Obesity Epidemic: A Health Policy and Bioethics Consortium

Wasserstein Hall, Milstein East (2036) 1585 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, MA, United States

Description In recent years, some cities have tried to impose soda taxes and other new policies to reduce the obesity epidemic in the US—particularly among children—and its critical impact on society and the health care system. How effective are these policies? What is blocking their uptake?  What alternatives should we consider? A light lunch will […]

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