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As state and federal lawmakers renew their focus on Medicaid work requirements, it’s time to set the record straight: these policies don’t increase employment, they don’t save states money, and…

Health care should prioritize people, not profits. Yet, Catholic health systems continue to expand, acquiring more and more independent hospitals. Despite their non-profit status and because of their Catholic directives,…

“Building a bigger ‘we’ means connecting across race, class, and geography to win the rights and recognition our communities deserve.”  – Dana Kennedy In this panel discussion, leaders Dana Kennedy (Center…

“[Health justice] means having access to care. It means being able to live a healthy life regardless of where I live, regardless of my zip code, regardless of my income,…

“The stories we tell about power shape whether people see themselves in the fight – or sit it out.” – Terrance Woodbury Building power for health justice demands confronting barriers to…

“Balancing urgency with the long game is where movements are made or broken.” – Nsé Ufot In states like Georgia, where political challenges feel unrelenting, advocates must navigate the tension between…

On Monday, Jan. 20, Donald Trump was sworn in as the 47th President of the United States. While cost-of-living and economics seemed to dominate the campaign trail last year, recent…

Increased consolidation of our health care system is one of the main drivers of rising health care costs endured by patients in the United States. When fewer and fewer health…

In today’s health care landscape, financial interests and profit-driven motives often overshadow patient needs. As private equity firms and corporations increasingly control and consolidate health services, communities and individuals—particularly those…