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LEPH2019 – The Fifth International Conference on Law Enforcement & Public Health
Date: 21-23 October 2019
Venue: Edinburgh, Scotland
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Register now to participate in the 5th Law Enforcement & HIV Network Consultation in Edinburgh
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5th LEAHN Consultation: Law Enforcement, Drugs and Harm Reduction Dates: Friday 18 and Saturday 19 October, 2019 Venue: Playfair Library Hall, Old College, South Bridge, Edinburgh EH8 9YL, UK The Law…
GENDER IN PUBLIC HEALTH AND SAFETY CONSULTATION is now open for registration as part of the LEPH2019 pre-conference satellite meetings. Head over to buff.ly/2LSeLGg to secure your place.
The 5TH LEAHN LAW ENFORCEMENT & HIV NETWORK CONSULTATION registrations are now open! Go to buff.ly/2JWtVWL to secure your place at this LEPH2019 satellite meeting.
CROSS-GLOBAL COLLABORATIONS AMONG PROSECUTORS AND POLICY LEADERS Satellite meeting registration open now. Go to buff.ly/2I4tbPm for more details.
Cross-Global Collaborations Among Prosecutors and Policy Leaders
Fair and Just Prosecution (FJP), a nonprofit organization that brings together newly-elected U.S. prosecutors who are committed to innovation and reform, is convening a business meeting on Sunday, October 20th in conjunction with LEPH2019.
The session will bring together reform-minded prosecutors from across the globe — along with policy leaders from the harm reduction, public health and human rights arenas — to discuss opportunities, innovations and challenges in integrating a public health lens into criminal justice and drug policy reforms.
Topics will likely include:
the role that prosecutors can play in replacing overly punitive drug strategies with harm reduction approaches—including advancing safe consumption sites, naloxone access, Good Samaritan laws, and nonpunitive responses to drug use; and
ways to propel a public health response to violence reduction and promote alternative pathways for health and mental health challenges that often end up in the criminal justice system.
The goal of this meeting is to establish a network of global prosecutors and policy leaders who share a common vision and can work together to advance reform, improve information sharing, and forge collaborations on a global scale on an ongoing basis.
For more information and to participate in this meeting, please contact Miriam Krinsky at mkrinsky@fairandjustprosecution.org and Scarlet Neath at sneath@fairandjustprosecution.org.