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Webinar: Fighting Assisted Suicide Coast to Coast, March 11th 2022

Blue flyer with white text. Join us for our webinar Fighting Assisted Suicide Coast to Coast: The Big Picture In The States, Federal, and Judiciary. Friday, March 11th, 2022. 4 PM to 5:30PM Eastern time. Three close-up photos. Barbara Lyons, Coalitions Director of Patients’ Rights Action Fund. White woman with short red hair, wearing wire-framed glasses and red lipstick. Matt Vallière, Executive Director of Patients’ Rights Action Fund. Man of color with black hair wearing black-framed glasses and a white collared shirt. Diane Coleman, CEO & President of Not Dead Yet. White woman with light shoulder-length hair and wire-framed glasses. She wears a red shirt and an assisted breathing device covers her nose and mouth.
Fighting Assisted Suicide Coast to Coast:
The big picture in the states, federal, and judiciary

Friday, March 11th 2022
4:00pm to 5:30pm EST

REGISTER TODAY

The Patients’ Rights Action Fund and our allies fight the legalization of assisted suicide public policy, which is dangerous and discriminatory. You are invited to attend a webinar for a complete update on the fight against assisted suicide and euthanasia on all fronts.

 

State Update – Barbara Lyons, Coalitions Director of Patients’ Rights Action Fund

  • Assisted Suicide Legalization Bills – States where introduced and provisions
  • Assisted Suicide Expansion Bills – States where introduced and provisions
  • How States are Stretching the Oregon Model

Federal Update – Matt Vallière, Executive Director of Patients’ Rights Action Fund

  • Bi-partisan Congressional Resolution – How to get involved
  • Federal Regulation – Provisions and action needed

Assisted Suicide and Euthanasia Push in the Courts – Diane Coleman, CEO & President Not Dead Yet 

  • Overview of how proponents are trying to legalize and expand assisted suicide laws through litigation.

This webinar will include real-time closed captioning and will be signed by an interpreter.
If you have an accommodation request, please email ian@patientsrightsaction.org 

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