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Medicaid & Medicare

Medicaid and Medicare are critical sources of public health insurance that many women ― particularly low-income women ― depend on. We’ve got to make sure these programs are accessible to the women and families who need them.

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On This Hyde Anniversary, Fight

Women Driving Change: A Pathway to a Better Mississippi

NWLC Comments to the U.S. Department of Agriculture on SNAP Categorical Eligibility

NWLC joins Advancing Justice | AAJC and AALDEF to File Amicus Briefs Opposing DHS Public Charge Rule

Impact of Redefining the Poverty’s Inflation Measure

If Medicaid Were a Person: The Five Stages of Birthday Processing

NWLC Files Brief in Support of Medicaid Enrollees in Gresham v. Azar and Stewart v. Azar

NWLC Comments Opposing Slower Inflation Measure for the Official Poverty Measure

The Stealth Attack on Women’s Health: What Caps on Medicaid Funding Would Mean for Women

Programs That Support Basic Living Standards for LGBTQ Women Should Be Strengthened – Not Cut

NWLC Comments in Response to Proposed Rulemaking: Inadmissibility on Public Charge Grounds

Wins for Medicaid Are Wins for Women

By The Numbers: Data on Key Programs for the Well-Being of Women & Their Families

West Virginia Voters Won’t Stand for Attempts to Take Rights and Health Care Away from Women

Trump Budget Strikes Blows to Women’s Health

Donald Trump giving a press conference.

The Trump Budget: Ineffective, Inefficient, and Just Plain Terrible for Women and Families

Donald Trump giving a press conference.

Kentucky’s Green Light for Medicaid Work Requirements Threatens Vital Coverage for Women and Families

The Hard Bigotry of Health Care Inequities

Voters Prioritize Health Care Access at the Ballots

What 41 Years of a Discriminatory Abortion Ban Looks Like

Affordable Care Act Repeal Threatens the Health and Economic Security of 8.8 Million Women Who Recently Gained Insurance Coverage

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Zika Virus, Reproductive Healthcare, and Workplace Policies

The Real Harm of False Medicaid Stereotypes

Our Verdict on the Senate’s “New” Bill to Repeal Health Care: Still Heartless