Professor, University of Virginia School of Law. Health policy, LGBT issues, Politics, Broadway, Opera
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Notre première conférence 2025 très bientôt!
Le professeur Craig Konnoth (University of Virginia School of Law) présentera son travail sur le sujet "Medicalizing minories", vendredi 17 janvier à 16h, à la Bibliothèque de l'Institut Michel Villey.
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The world's most comprehensive book on Health, AI and the Law, and it's open access! Link➡️ e-elgar.com/shop/gbp/researc…
edited by @ProfBarrySol and @CohenProf with contributions from leading scholars globally examining:
1. The uses of AI
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ALT An image of the book cover of the Research Handbook on Health, AI and the Law, edited by Barry Solaiman and I. Glenn Cohen, published by Edward Elgar. This is an open access title, free to read or download at www.e-elgar.com. The book cover shows a robot doctor with a stethoscope around its neck, wearing a turquoise tie, red shirt, and white overalls. The robot is standing in front of a court room bench with the scales of justice hanging behind it.
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Prof. @CKonnoth has co-authored an amicus brief in U.S. v. Skrmetti, a 14th Amendment #SCOTUS case addressing state limits on gender affirming care. Read the brief: tinyurl.com/ywj826ha
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#SCOTUS is strengthening protections for anti-gay speech while weakening protections for pro-gay speech, argues Prof. @CKonnoth. @blaw #appellatetwitter bit.ly/46umG1M
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Prof. @CKonnoth examines inconsistencies with SCOTUS’ treatment of identity in its free speech and affirmative action rulings. @slate #appellatetwitter bit.ly/44dsScZ
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LISTEN: Scholars discuss reconciling LGBTQ+ rights and religious freedom, focusing especially on possible legislative compromises. @ckonnoth @karshuvalaw @uva_relist soundcloud.com/uva-law/karsh…
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Just dropped: 📰 our October newsletter, featuring @mildredkcho, @MichelleM_Mello, @BrendanSaloner, @jasonkarlawish, @CKonnoth, @jasonlschwartz, @SteveJoffe, @HollyLynchez, and more.
Plus: an upcoming announcement sneak peek? mailchi.mp/greenwall/greenwa…
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.@CKonnoth, #FSP Scholar, on new gender-based VA school policies: "By seeking to enforce what they consider to be biological sex, the Youngkin administration, by definition, is engaging in sex discrimination." | Via @nbcwashington nbcwashington.com/news/local…
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WATCH: Former Utah Supreme Court Justice Christine Durham, @yalelawsch Prof. @eskridgebill, Ria Tabacco Mar of @aclu and @uillinoislaw Prof. @profrobinwilson discuss reconciling LGBTQ+ rights and religious freedom. @ckonnoth @karshuvalaw @uva_relist youtu.be/Iz5W-EOgJkM
Lest there ever be doubts re how cool I am--Reporter John Lynn, @techguy, discusses my stage appearance at, in his words, Woodstock (of Healthcare Interoperability).
Health Data Federalism vs States Data #HITsm #Together4Health2022 @NextGen @DirectTrustorg @civitas4health @muhammadc @CKonnoth healthcareittoday.com/2022/0…
Excited and humbled to help kick off the @civitas4health Annual Conference this evening, being interviewed by @muhammadc of @NextGen about my work on data federalism and health equity.
Before tonight's #Together4Health2022 Welcome Reception sponsored by @NextGen, we thought we would revisit the thread that inspired this fireside chat with @muhammadc and @CKonnoth.
Check it out below👇
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Thank you to our partners @NextGen for supporting the @civitas4health and @DirectTrustorg #Together4Health2022 conference! We're looking forward to the opening reception and fireside chat with @muhammadc and @CKonnoth!
Thank you, @NextGen for signing on as the Gold Sponsor for next month's annual conference! NextGen's investment in our hybrid event further demonstrates their support of our collective work to advance #healthequity & become better, together.
#Together4Health2022
@DirectTrustorg
Ignore the outfit please--I had a couple of wardrobe issues! 😝
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Thank you to @muhammadc for this fantastic shout-out and engagement with my article in the @BULawReview. I now want to go back and make tweaks to incorporate all his excellent points!!
First, a shout-out to @CKonnoth for this incredibly well-done, 80-pages of HIT history, policy, and recommendations.
A tour-de-force of a paper published in the December 2021 issue of the Boston University Law Review. bu.edu/bulawreview/2022/01/1…
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@CKonnoth speaks about his newest article "Health Data Federalism" live now.
Link to article is bu.edu/bulawreview/2022/01/1…
#dataimpacts
To learn how States built the first health data networks, check out my piece. Happy to be in the company of fantastic scholars, including my new colleague @lsolum @UVALaw
Our final issue of 2021 is now available on our website. This issue features articles by Lawrence B. Solum (@lsolum), Robert J. Miller & Torey Dolan, @SandraSperino, and Craig Konnoth (@CKonnoth). We also have a note by our own Meghan K. Lawrence.
bu.edu/bulawreview/2022/01/1…
I need to get on Twitter more. I just saw that @SSRN was kind enough to do a shout out for #PrideMonth. Thank you to @phlawwatch , @nicolasterry Scott Burris and Leslie Zellers.
This published chapter via @phlawwatch by @CKonnoth @ColoLaw highlights the disproportionate impact of #COVID19 on #LGBT individuals and calls on policymakers to implement stringent anti discrimination protections and policies: spkl.io/60104MFyG. #PrideMonth
I'm late to the game, as I often am on Twitter, but so excited, thankful, and honored to be part of this amazing community. So many thanks so share but so few characters. 🙇🏾♂️
@CKonnoth will be joining @UVALaw and the #FSP Class of 2024. As an #FSP Scholar he will study the relationship between bioethics and social movements that use medical frames to bolster their claims. ow.ly/5xHK50F7kMQ
My contribution to the new issue of HLR. My thanks to more people than I can name in 288 characters.
When the federal government disagrees with state policies, it historically has often preempted them when it could. But under recent administrations, it has empowered (and even incentivized) *private* firms to undermine state law, as @CKonnoth reveals. ➡️ harvardlawreview.org/2021/04…
