2020 Public Health Law Conference: Building and Supporting Healthy Communities for All

2020 Public Health Law Conference: Building and Supporting Healthy Communities for All is organized by American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics (ASLME), The Network for Public Health Law and will be held from Sep 16 - 18, 2020 at Hyatt Regency Baltimore Inner Harbor, Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America.

Who should attend?
• Public health officials and practitioners
• State attorneys general and public health lawyers
• Policymakers
• Researchers and academics
• Advocacy and philanthropic organizations
• Those working in sectors that impact health outcomes like housing, education and transportation

Accreditation:
Attendees are eligible for up to 10.75 Continuing Legal Education Credits and up to 10.75 Continuing Medical Education Credits. To receive the credits, attendees must register for the full conference AND register for Continuing Education Credits. Conference staff will apply for the credits on behalf of attendees.

Description:
At this critical moment for public health in the United States, come together with others to learn how the strategic use of legal and policy tools can address fundamental drivers of inequity, promote health and well-being, and save lives.
The 2020 Public Health Law Conference will examine law and policy pathways to:
• Improving child and adolescent health
• Addressing environmental and climate challenges
• Eliminating the social and structural barriers to health equity
• Addressing critical issues like the ACA, opioids, mental health, gun violence and vaccinations
• Strengthening the legal capacity of public health departments

Note:
• In addition to the conference, students get access to the Student Network Pre-Conference Workshop on September 15 for free.