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- September 29, 2025
OBBBA is Now Law, But the Fight is Not Over: Utilizing Existing State Resources to Protect SRH Coverage
Read moreThe enactment of this year’s budget reconciliation law, the so-called “One Big Beautiful Act” (OBBBA), is already destabilizing the health care ecosystem with its drastic and confusing changes. Almost a trillion dollars will be slashed from Medicaid over the next few years, creating the largest cut in the 60…
- August 11, 2025
OBBBA’s Medicaid Abortion Provider “Defund”: An Overview
Read moreOn July 4th, President Trump signed the so-called One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) into law, enacting a series of harmful attacks on Medicaid and health care access generally. This is the first in a series of NHeLP blogs that will delve into how this new law will harm…
- June 5, 2025
Maryland Enacts Groundbreaking Abortion Access Law, A Model For Other Reproductive Freedom States
Read moreIn May, Maryland’s Governor Wes Moore signed HB 930 into law, a landmark step in advancing equitable access to abortion in the state. This law creates the Public Health Abortion Grant Program and Fund, a first-of-its-kind program that leverages unused segregated premiums from Marketplace insurers to fund access to…
- January 27, 2025
President Trump’s Day One Actions Threaten Medicaid and the ACA
Read moreOn the first day of his second Administration, President Trump issued numerous executive orders, including one that revoked a myriad of President Biden’s executive orders. These included several Biden-era orders related to implementation of the Medicaid Act and Affordable Care Act (ACA). President Trump instructed the Directors of the…
- January 14, 2025
Proposed Medicaid Work Requirements are Another Dangerous Attack on Sexual and Reproductive Health Care Access (Updated)
Madeline Morcelle Abortion, Health Equity, Medicaid Defense 2025, Protect Medicaid 2023, SRH Health EquityRead moreThe year is 2025, and sexual and reproductive health care access is under attack on all fronts. Millions of people across the country, and especially people of color with low incomes, are losing access to abortion, pregnancy-related care, gender-affirming care, and medications for chronic conditions. As we face a…
- July 2, 2024
Southern Advocates Summit: Reflection
Read moreAs someone who grew up in the South, it took time for me to understand the South’s role in my life, to reframe my experiences, and to choose to learn from and listen to the South. This is a takeaway I hope everyone can have, which would require humility…