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.
Florida Health Justice Project, Florida Policy Institute, Florida Voices for Health, and other organizations are sounding the alarm that massive cuts to Medicaid would be devastating for Floridians who rely on the program, 77 percent of whom are children, adults 65 and older, and people with disabilities. Read more here.
Executive Director
Medicaid expansion, public health and healthcare access in Florida, Medicaid expansion ballot initiative, maternal health, immigrant health
Legal Director
Medicaid law, litigation
Policy Director
Medicaid unwind, child health coverage, senior health access issues
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.
Rosalaine
Belci Encinosa, L.C.S.W.
Antonia
Miriam
Thelma and Hortense
Mark
The ripple effects could reach beyond Medicaid recipients. FHJP's Lynn Hearn said as fewer people are able to seek care, medical providers may not be able to stay in business — affecting access for even those who remain insured.
Florida Health Justice Project engages in comprehensive advocacy to expand health care access and promote health equity for vulnerable Floridians.
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