Theo's Story: Sweet and Sassy
Born with a Vein of Galen aneurysm, this opinionated eight-year-old gets the support he needs to thrive through Medicaid.
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Little Lobbyists Remember Those Lost on Disability Day of Mourning
Each year on March 1, the disability community unites in a Day of Mourning to honor the memory of disabled
Sharing the Journey with Jeneva: Amy Silverman & Sophie Stern on Journalism & Disability Representation
Amy Silverman is a writer, editor and teacher. Her work has appeared on the radio shows This American Life and
Sharing the Journey with Jeneva: Loving Anian with Meeka Caldwell
Meeka Caldwell is an author, wife, mother, and advocate for special needs and for the inclusion of Black and Brown
Open Enrollment: Why the ACA Matters (by Jeneva Stone)
The Affordable Care Act (ACA) appears here to stay--that’s the good news! It has been the subject of multiple
Keeping Spirits Bright with Little Lobbyists: Decorations, Nostalgia & Advocacy with Free Printable Holiday Cards
Like all of us, Laura Hatcher, our Director of Design & Communications, and Jeneva Stone, our Blog Manager, have had
November: A Time for Epilepsy & ACA Awareness (by Laura Leeman)
We were in the middle of my son’s homebound Webex class when a sound stimulus triggered a seizure. Vic’
We Deserve Better: Why I Support the ACA (by Jamie Davis Smith)
My daughter Claire is 14 and loves ice cream, being in water, and has spent much of the pandemic snuggled
Before the ACA My Health Insurance Was Junk (by Amanda Upton)
I am the mom to two wonderful daughters who love to pretend to be princesses and fairies. They love spending
Walk Away from Bullies, Pull Up a Chair & Listen to My Family (by Erin Raffety)
These past few weeks as our country teeters on a precipice, and despite what I was taught in kindergarten, I
How to Turn Your Friends & Family into #HealthCareVoters (by Jeneva Stone)
With less than a week before the election, I’m sure you’ve cast your vote, or have a plan
Have a Heart: Save the Affordable Care Act (by Angela Eilers)
I’m Myka’s mom. I’m just one mom of one child with serious medical complexities, but I know
My Father. My Son. An ACA Diary. (by Sandra Joy Stein)
March 2007: My sixty-six-year-old father is rushed to the hospital after surviving a fairly major heart attack while living in