Georgetown University Law Center

The O’Neill Institute Colloquium is an annual discussion series that addresses the most important health law issues of the day. The sessions place on Wednesdays from 1:20-3:20 p.m. EST.


Class 2 | September 6
The Supreme Court and the Administrative State

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Moderated by: Lawrence Gostin, O’Neill Institute


Class 3 | September 13
The Supreme Court and a Crisis of Confidence

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Class 4 | September 20
Affirmative Action, Equity in the Courts, and Public Health

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Moderated by: Andrew Twinamatsiko, O’Neill Institute


Class 5 | September 27
Paths to Reproductive Justice in a Post-Roe World

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Class 6 | October 4
The Inequitable Burden of Obesity and Noncommunicable disease: balancing medical and non-medical interventions as a pathway to improving health and health equity

Speakers TBC: 

  • Kate Sherwood, CSPI
  • Dr. Vineeta Gupta, Network for Public Health Law
  • Dr. William Dietz, George Washington University

Moderated by: Lawrence Gostin, O’Neill Institute


Class 7 | October 11
AI

Speakers:

  • TBA

Class 8 | October 18
Examining the United States’ Declining Life Expectancy in a Global Context: Why is the US doing so poorly and what can we do about it?

Speakers TBC: 

  • Dr. Steven Woolf
  • Josh Sharpstein
  • Georges Benjamin

Moderated by: Zachary Baron, O’Neill Institute


Class 9 | October 25
Global Health Law & Policy: Ensuring Justice for a Healthier World (Book Talk)

Speakers TBC: 

  • Lawrence Gostin, O’Neill Institute
  • Benjamin Mason Meir

Class 10 | November 1
Global Health Governance – Global Perspectives on Negotiating a New Pandemic Treaty

Speakers: 

  • TBC

Class 11 | November 8

Global Health Governance from a US Perspective – Part I – The Pandemic Treaty and U.S. Negotiations

Speakers: 

  • TBC

Class 12 | November 15
Maternal Mortality: Global and U.S. Perspectives

Speakers: 

  • Julie Gerberding, Foundation for the National Institutes of Health (FNIH)

Issues

Global Health Law