The Center for Public Health Law Research at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law celebrated its 10th anniversary with a symposium, Friday, September 13, 2019, in Philadelphia.

This 2018 conference worked to define the state of the field, discuss key methods issues, and chart a path forward for future coordination and collaboration.

Temple University Beasley School of Law and the Center for Public Health Law Research hosted the 47th ASLME Health Law Professors Conference in Philadelphia, from Wednesday, June 5 to Friday, June 7, 2024.

In the wake of Supreme Court’s landmark decision, June Medical Services v. Russo, join the authors of four influential books on reproductive health for a discussion about the past, present, and future of the law and politics of reproduction.

This webinar from January 2021 brings together experts to discuss what the map for abortion access looks like with and without federal protection for abortion rights.

Researchers pioneering a new, rapid method of surveillance called “sentinel surveillance” describe their work in areas facing rapid change: abortion laws and reproductive rights and laws governing public health authority.

This installment of Legal Epi at Lunch takes a closer look at case law and its significance and role in policy surveillance.

This webinar series examines policy surveillance and empirical legal research methods and standards, issues in global and local policy surveillance, and challenges and opportunities for the use of policy surveillance in research and policymaking.

This three-part webinar series from 2020 explores the goal of health equity in housing through the lens of laws, policies, and other legal mechanisms.

This 2021 symposium asks how to move forward to make the complex US criminal legal system healthier while avoiding the pressures to accept well-intentioned but ineffective interventions.

This Legal Epi at Lunch webinar discusses the latest legal data for drug policy from CPHLR and Vital Strategies.

This webinar, organized by the UK Faculty of Public Health with the European Public Health Association, introduces a global audience to legal epidemiology.

This 2021 conference was a global gathering of people whose work in legal epidemiology informs practice and policy at the intersection of law enforcement and public health.

In this Legal Epi at Lunch webinar, CPHLR researchers and technology team answer questions about our cutting-edge software for scientific legal mapping, MonQcle.

While the policy surveillance methodology is flexible and adaptable, conducting scientific legal mapping at the local level comes with unique challenges. Expert researchers discuss the creation of local policy surveillance projects.

CPHLR staff explore the latest advancements in legal epidemiology technology for 2024. This includes a walkthrough of the latest in MonQcle and the advancements of LawAtlas.org released in May 2024.

Lindsay Cloud, JD, joined the Ideas for Practice podcast in early 2020 to share tools and resources to support public health professionals and agencies in policy and advocacy work.

Researchers explore how scientific legal mapping can be used to track institutional policies, court settlements, and other governance standards, offering insights into coding methods, best practices, and challenges.

This webinar, hosted by the Center for Public Health Law Research with the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics, offers insights and advice for those faced with teaching to these decisions in the 2024-2025 school year.

This panel series from 2022-2023 explores the interplay between empirical evidence on the safety and efficacy of self-managed abortion and laws, policies, and their application.