The Current State of Trans-Healthcare as Affected by National Anti-Trans Legislation (EYL240401)

Due to circumstances outside of our control, this event has changed to a webinar.

Presented by the Young Lawyers Section

About the Program

The Current State of Trans-Healthcare as Affected by National Anti-Trans Legislation panel/seminar combines the personal and professional experiences of openly trans attorneys, medical practitioners, and patients to educate attorneys and medical professionals on the current state of trans healthcare throughout the U.S.  Panelists will speak to the need to adapt the practice of medicine based on the emerging, restrictive laws throughout the country and the possible legal consequences that will stem therefrom.  Further, each panelist will be able to speak about the personal impact anti-trans healthcare legislation can have on the trans community, including decisions about where to live and where to work based on where they can receive adequate healthcare.

You Will Learn

• About the impact conflicting national legislation can have on medical standards and how particular areas of medicine (in this case trans healthcare) are forced to change medical protocol based on non-medical decision-making
• Why collaboration between the medical and legal fields and diverse advocacy are important to ensuring everyone has access to medically necessary treatment
• Why trans healthcare is currently such a targeted area in law and policy making

Who Should Attend

Attorneys and law students interested in Trans-healthcare.

Cost

(Includes electronic materials)

YLS Section Member $25
Member $35
CLE Pass Holder $0 (you must have purchased the CLE Pass to register as a CLE Pass holder)
QU Faculty and Students $0
Non-Member $70

Financial hardship information is available upon request.