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Incarcerated individuals in prisons face significant barriers to essential reproductive health services, including consistent access to safe, adequate menstrual products, and more. In many carceral…

The Equity Officer Peer Group (EOPG) was created to support those doing equity work, even if equity is only a small focus of their work. EOPG aims to harness collective power and boost equity work through resource sharing, learning sessions, and by providing opportunities to connect.

This series of resources responds to that question, monitoring developments and identifying opportunities to use law and policy for the advancement of reproductive health in an adverse environment. The Network is committed to supporting those protecting and promoting reproductive health, and we welcome questions, ideas, and requests for consultation on the resources in this series as well as other efforts to continue progress amidst opposition. 

The Racial Health Equity Legal and Policy Cohort (RHE Cohort) is a biennial, national program that supports governments, public health departments, community-based organizations, and advocates in using law and policy as tools to advance racial health equity.

Community Benefit Agreements (CBAs) are agreements between private economics developers and community coalitions that aim to procure meaningful benefits for the residents most impacted by the…

The Network monitors key court cases and relevant judicial trends in public health. The Network’s quarterly reporter, Judicial Trends in Public Health (JTPH), highlights select…

The Equity Officer Peer Group (EOPG) was created to support those doing equity work, even if equity is only a small focus of their work. EOPG aims to harness collective power and boost equity work through resource sharing, learning sessions, and by providing opportunities to connect.

Executive orders are directives issued by the President or state governors to manage the operations of the executive branch and implement policy priorities within the…

In the wake of the renewed racial justice movement in 2020 and the COVID-19 pandemic, jurisdictions across the country enacted laws to address health disparities and advance racial equity – as well as laws that may impede these goals. The Network identified many of these laws based on keyword searches in bills proposed in the 2021 and 2022 legislative cycles in all 50 U.S states.

The Network’s monthly reporter, Judicial Trends in Public Health (JTPH), highlights key court cases and relevant judicial trends in public health. The cases below are organized…