Maya Manian

@mayamanian.bsky.social

Law prof & faculty director Health Law & Policy Program, American University Washington College of Law & UCSF PhD candidate focusing on reproductive rights & justice, health care access, and constitutional law (she/her)

Guaranteed: 1) Black girls will be harassed and demanded to be tested over and over again regardless of how competitive they are. 2) Winners from public schools will be relentlessly hounded by the parents and coaches of losers at private schools, with the goal of making them quit the sport.

Nancy Armour@nrarmour.bsky.social · last mo.

The ban is heinous for what it does to transgender athletes. But if you think cisgender girls and young women won’t be caught up in the fallout, too, you are woefully ignorant

The @auwcl.bsky.social Health Law and Policy Program proudly sponsors an American Health Law Association podcast. Asha Scielzo interviews Radha Savitala (Tenor Health Foundation) about revitalizing community hospitals & preserving medical services. Listen here: www.youtube.com/watch?v=GH8Z...

Health Care Changemakers: Radha Savitala, President and Chairman, Tenor Health Foundation

YouTube video by American Health Law Association

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not sure if everyone can access this, but I just learned about some dramatic changes to SSRN from Steve Bainbridge's Substack. This is really bad; SSRN has been how I keep up with scholarship in my field from a variety of researchers www.stephenbainbridge.com/p/the-social...

The Social Science Research Network Has Jumped the Shark

Significant and unwelcome changes to what had been legal academia's major open source scholarly repository and notice system

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Many folks rightly up in arms over the news that SSRN is discontinuing its research paper series, that published works won't be eligible for posting, and that pre-prints will require authors to license away their work for commercial reuse, likely by AI www.stephenbainbridge.com/p/the-social...

The Social Science Research Network Has Jumped the Shark

Significant and unwelcome changes to what had been legal academia's major open source scholarly repository and notice system

stephenbainbridge.com

Excited for day 2 of the Health Law Professors Conference at Georgia State Law School! #HLPC26 @jlme-journal.bsky.social

AUWCL Health Law and Policy Program@auwclhealthlaw.bsky.social · 3mo ago

We’re excited to sponsor and share our expertise at the @jlme-journal.bsky.social Health Law Professors Conference in Atlanta! Looking forward to connecting and sharing insights! See our faculty lineup below ⬇️ @ashascielzo.bsky.social @mayamanian.bsky.social @jrabrams.bsky.social @auwcl.bsky.social

The ruling does not affect misoprostol, the second medication used with mifepristone to terminate pregnancies—and a powerful abortion drug on its own. “Abortion is too important,” says @greerdonley.bsky.social. “People are going to find ways around the law." www.motherjones.com/politics/202...

A right-wing court just moved to choke off abortion by mail

A sweeping decision threatens to unravel one of the last remaining pathways to care post-Dobbs.

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If you are in the D.C. area, we hope you can join us for a terrific discussion on "The Pregnancy Police" with author Grace Howard and #ReproJustice advocate @renee.bsky.social - March 2nd at 12pm ET

AUWCL Health Law and Policy Program@auwclhealthlaw.bsky.social · 6mo ago

📢 Join us for a book talk with Grace Howard on The Pregnancy Police: Conceiving Crime, Arresting Personhood, in discussion with @renee.bsky.social. 🗓️ Mar 2 | 12–1:15 PM ET 📍 In Person - AUWCL Yuma Building (Y115) | Free & open to all (recorded) 🔗 Register: tinyurl.com/5fzc7dvf

Professors David S. Cohen & Carole Joffe had the opportunity to conduct 3 rounds of interviews about abortion in early 2022, then following the Dobbs ruling, & again 6 months later. Their book, AFTER DOBBS, comes out this year.

11 books by New England authors to prepare for 2025

From self-improvement tips to practical activism to escapist romance, WBUR literature writer Katherine Ouellette has a selection of books to help set intentions for the months ahead.

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