Northeastern University Law Review: The Many Faces of Health

Public health can present itself in many ways. In the wake of the SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 global pandemic and the racial reckoning in United States, many of these presentations of public health are impacted and implicated. These range from the debate about the purpose, function, and efficacy of prisons, prison reform, and prisoner health amidst the pandemic; to racism being recognized as a public health crisis; to the current and future issues of access to potential vaccines and treatments; to the labor and employment issues that have always existed on a local and national level but have been exacerbated due to this global pandemic. The symposium will discuss the different presentations and consider different approaches to understanding and addressing these issues at the federal, state, and local levels.

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For details, please visit http://nulawreview.org/2021-symposium

Questions? Please email symposium.nulr@northeastern.edu.