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On Jan. 27, Trump signed an executive order that would restrict the admission of certain foreign nationals and refugees to the United States under the guise of protecting the nation from foreign terrorists. The Colorado Public Health Association is dedicated to promoting a diverse and culturally inclusive membership, and we have serious concerns about the impacts of the President’s recent actions. CPHA unequivocally believes that our state and country are greatly enriched by the diverse perspectives and experiences of all Coloradans, and CPHA is strongly committed to the inclusion of all of its members.
As stated by APHA, CPHA is also deeply concerned that this executive order will “reduce US science and engineering output by discouraging the best and brightest international students, scholars, and scientists from studying and working, attending academic and scientific conferences, or seeking to build new business in the United States.”
We will continue to welcome all members and also highly encourage everyone to join CPHA in showing our solidarity in the following ways:
We also encourage any student members who may have questions or concerns regarding student visas to seek information and counsel from your campus Office of International Student and Scholar Services.
We will continue to monitor these national discussions and will keep the CPHA community informed of important developments as they unfold. Thank you all for your ongoing commitment to CPHA and these critical issues. |
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CPHA Outside This Weekend: Snowshoeing At Sourdough Trail
Join us for our January CPHA Outside event - a snowshoe adventure at Sourdough trail near Nederland! The event will take place on Sunday, January 29, 2017. Bringing friends, children, and pets is encouraged! For more information and to sign up click here. |
Announcing our January Webinar: Legislative Advocacy 101!
January 25, 2017
CPHA Webinar - Legislative Advocacy 101 January 31, 2017 12:00 noon – 1:00 pm
Click here to register.
Gain a basic understanding of Colorado’s legislative process. This webinar will explain how a bill does (or does not) become a law in Colorado and how you as a legislative constituent can communicate with your legislators on policy issues of concern.
It’s a great year to get involved – learn how!
All CPHA Members Welcome to Attend
Presenter: Diana Protopapa, Partner, Frontline Public Affairs
Moderator: Amy Winterfeld, Policy Director, Colorado Public Health Association |
Join Us For An Early Session Colorado Legislation Review!
Thursday, Feb. 2, 5:30 - 7:30 pm
Colorado School of Public Health Anschutz Medical Campus 13121 East 17th Ave Education 2 South Building Room L26-1307 Aurora, Colorado
Campus Parking is Available in Ignacio or Georgetown Visitor Lots for $1/hour
This event will provide a brief overview of the Colorado legislative process and a review of 2017 public health-related bills introduced in the Colorado legislature to date. Voting committee members will discuss and help determine CPHA’s position on pending legislation.
Please click here to register.
Colorado Public Health Association Public Policy Committee Members, CPHA members, and students are invited to attend.
Legislative information provided by CPHA’s legislative consultant: Diana Protopapa, Partner, Frontline Public Affairs
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