From our Annual Public Meeting to topic-specific convenings, the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA brings stakeholders together on matters critical to regulatory science and practice. These events, often hosted at the request of FDA leadership, provide space for expert analysis and candid discussion on FDA’s priority issues. See below for upcoming events.

Past Events

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Understanding Fatal Overdoses to Inform Product Development and Public Health Interventions to Manage Overdose
Understanding Fatal Overdoses to Inform Product Development and
RAISE: Creating Safe Space I: Reporting Race 101
RAISE: Creating Safe Space I: Reporting Race 101 Thursday, March 2, 2023 2-3 PM ET  
RAISE: Collecting Better Data II: System Infrastructure
RAISE: Collecting Better Data II: System Infrastructure Thursday, February 16, 2023 2-3 PM ET    
RAISE: Collecting Better Data: Incentives, Framework, and Mission
RAISE: Collecting Better Data: Incentives, Framework, and Mission Thursday, February 2, 2023 2-3 PM ET  
Real-World Accelerator to Improve the Standard of collection and curation of race and Ethnicity data in healthcare (RAISE)
Improving the Collection and Curation of Race and Ethnicity Data in Health Care Thursday, January 26, 2023 2-4 PM ET&n
2022 Innovations in Regulatory Science Awards
COVID-19 Evidence Accelerator: What We've Learned, Where We're Headed
In the midst of a global pandemic, the Reagan-Udall Foundation for the FDA, along with Friends of Cancer Research, created an unprecedented regulatory science collaborative to share real-world data and to generate
Public Meeting of the Independent Expert Panel - FDA Human Foods Program
Join us to observe the in-person public meeting of the Food Independent Expert Panel on September 29 & 30.
Therapeutics and Vaccines Lab Meeting
Eric Young of TriNetX will take us through the characterization of breakthrough infections for vaccinated individuals, including children, who received both outpatient and inpatient treatment.
Diagnostics Lab Meeting
 Professor Mara Aspinall of the Diagnostic Commons housed at Arizona State University will join us to reflect on the past, present and future of diagnostic tests. Matthew Gee of Siemens will take a look at lesson