Join us for live training on legal epidemiology methods — in person or virtually. The Center for Public Health Law Research hosts regular webinars and an annual Policy Surveillance Institute as well as other events throughout the year related to training.
Upcoming Training Events
Apr. 7
Introduction to Policy Surveillance Webinar
Aug. 6
2026 Policy Surveillance Institute
Introduction to Scientific Legal Mapping and Policy Surveillance Webinars
The Center’s free webinar series introduces scientific legal mapping and policy surveillance methods and applications. Attendees will learn the differences between scientific legal mapping techniques (e.g., policy surveillance, legal assessments), the steps of the policy surveillance process, and varying uses for the legal data.
Register for our next Intro to Policy Surveillance webinar on April 7, 2026, at noon ET.
Legal Epi at Lunch Webinars: Advanced Issues in Legal Epidemiology
The Legal Epidemiology at Lunch Webinar Series focuses on exploring in-depth methodological issues or approaches in scientific legal mapping and legal epidemiology research. Each one-hour session will include expert staff from the Center for Public Health Law Research and guest researchers and practitioners using legal epidemiology methods in a unique or innovative way and will offer best practices, technology solutions, tips, and tricks for attendees.
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Policy Surveillance Institute
Our 2026 Policy Surveillance Institute will take place August 6-7, 2026.
The annual Policy Surveillance Institute is a two-day intensive program intended for individuals interested in learning each step in the policy surveillance process with in-person, in-depth training from experts from the Center for Public Health Law Research.
The Policy Surveillance Institute is intended for individuals interested in studying policies and law once they are enacted, and exploring variation in policy across jurisdictions and over time. Participants will learn each step in the policy surveillance process through individual and collaborative exercises and using CPHLR's MonQcle software.
Past Training Events Archive
Access recordings of past webinars and other training events.