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Media professionals have the power to bring critical issues of health justice to the forefront of public consciousness. In this section, we encourage reporters, writers, and media experts to explore and share stories that highlight the challenges and victories in the fight for equitable healthcare access. Your narratives can spark change, influence policy, and inspire collective action towards a more just health system. We invite you to delve into the pressing issues of health equity, amplify the voices of those impacted, and join us in advocating for a healthier, fairer world. Your storytelling is a potent tool for advocacy and reform.
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Unwinding Continuous Medicaid – The post-pandemic unwinding of continuous Medicaid coverage is one of the most significant healthcare stories in years. Check out our storytellers, explainer videos, and our data dashboard, and reach out to speak to one of our experts.
Executive Director
Medicaid expansion, public health and healthcare access in Florida, Medicaid expansion ballot initiative, maternal health, immigrant health
Senior Attorney
Medicaid unwind, child health coverage, senior health access issues
Legal Director
Medicaid law, litigation
Ed.D, Director of Engagement and Storytelling
Stories, community engagement
Ultimately, our work is about people.
By familiarizing yourself with the stories of those who lack access to healthcare, you can be a stronger advocate for policy change.
If you have clients who might want to share their stories here, please contact us.
New report from KFF: despite having a higher uninsured rate, noncitizen immigrants, particularly those who are undocumented, use less health care and have lower health care spending than those born in the U.S.
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"The plaintiff states all have two things in common: they’re already failing on health equity, and; they’re clearly committed to doing worse." — Our @a2cadena on states using taxpayer dollars to deny their own residents health care. #ProtectFamilies https://pifcoalition.org/news/daca-lawsuit-states-failing-on-health-inequities-advocates-say