In the midst of a pandemic and recession, CMS is allowing Georgia and Nebraska to make it harder for people to obtain Medicaid coverage.

“We live in a country that is more concerned about making up for lost profits instead of the rising death toll—massive unemployment rates and the ones that had hardships before the pandemic occurred—but continue.” —Christian “C-STEEZ” Sutton

CLASP proposes a framework for Medicaid agencies to improve maternal mental health outcomes for women of color in a new report.

A reflection on the importance of self-care when facing moments of uncertainty, pain, anger, and fear that, at times, seem to have no end.

P-EBT is a tool that states must use--alongside others--to address child hunger.

We once again are painfully reminded that a system rooted in white supremacy will never bring justice for Black lives. And we can no longer expect it to. However, that doesn’t mean we can’t continue to demand justice for Breonna Taylor and the countless other…

Hispanic Heritage Month is a good time to reflect on the contributions made in the 1960s and '70s by the Young Lords to health justice.

Given the effects of COVID-19 on immigrant communities, ramping up enforcement during a pandemic is particularly reprehensible. 

New legislation in California would expand the state's Earned Income Tax Credit to immigrants, providing needed assistance--especially during the pandemic.

Uninsurance was already increasing before 2020, and the COVID-19 economic crisis has left millions more without coverage.