The Network for Public Health Law provides insightful legal assistance, helpful resources and opportunities to build connections for local, tribal, state and federal officials; public health practitioners; attorneys; policy-makers; and advocates. Organizations and individuals committed to improving public health can join the Network.
Those committed to protecting and promoting public health face limited resources, limited time and competing priorities. They need legal assistance that’s fast and reliable and that leverages what others have already learned. That’s why the Network for Public Health Law was launched in September 2010. Since the launch, the Network has been a success. Read the 2011 Annual Report to learn more about the Network’s accomplishments, trends in public health law and plans for the future.
The Network is organized by regions in order to provide both local and national support. Learn more about the regions by clicking on the map.
The Network can access a variety of experts on a wide-range of public health law topics. A core group of Network leaders is already available through each region. Those who join the Network will also bring their expertise to expand the core.
Learn about the vision of the Network for Public Health Law by watching the video of Dan Stier, director of the National Coordinating Center.
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