Finding & Reading the Law
May 7 and May 20, online
Hosted by ChangeLab Solutions
Join us for Finding & Reading the Law, a live virtual training designed to improve your legal knowledge; build authentic, real-time connections with peers that spark insight and growth; and provide practical resources from seasoned facilitators.
This 2-hour training will include:
- An overview of key legal terminology to help you locate and understand the laws relevant to your work
- Real-life case examples to learn how to navigate legal resources and find critical information on laws, ordinances, and executive orders
- An interactive, skills-building activity to practice finding and reading state statutes
- Resources for continued learning and long-term skill development
- Access to a 1-hour follow-up session with ChangeLab attorneys to help you apply learnings to your work
Don’t miss this opportunity! Register today for one of our Finding & Reading the Law sessions.
Opioid Settlement Funds Convening: Local Innovations
March 16, 10:30am ET, Washington DC
Hosted by National League of Cities
With support from CDC’s Division of Overdose Prevention, we’ll be joining Big Cities Health Coalition and Prevention Institute on March 16 at the Congressional City Conference (CCC) to present on local innovations in the use of opioid settlement funds as well as overdose prevention strategies. Opioid settlement funds present a historic opportunity for local governments to strengthen prevention, treatment, and recovery efforts. This interactive workshop will bring together municipal leaders, public health practitioners, and policy experts to explore how communities are planning, allocating, and implementing these funds for long-term impact. Participants will hear insights from city, state and national leaders specializing in the use of opioid settlement funds, alongside expert presentations on prevention strategies, implementation tools, and sustainable funding approaches.
Funding for the CCC workshop was made possible (in part) by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The views expressed in written conference materials or publications and by speakers and moderators do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services, nor does the mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.