Ella, Riley, and Victoria's Stories: Life Can Change in the Blink of an Eye
Public service and advocacy run deep in the LaVigne family.
Ella, Riley, and Victoria's Stories: Life Can Change in the Blink of an Eye
Public service and advocacy run deep in the LaVigne family.
Violette's Story: A Fiercely Independent Peanut Butter and Jelly Fan
Violette is an opinionated girl who marches to the beat of her own drum. Thanks to Medicaid, she does that at home, not in an institution.
Trisha's Story: In It for Life With Serenity, Drake, Giovani, and Ravyn
Advocacy, within my capacity, is so important to me. Telling my family’s story helps people understand the importance of an equitable and just care system.
JW's Story: Dreaming of Becoming a Firefighter
JW is a kind, resilient, caring child who counts on Medicaid for his lifesaving seizure medication.
DC Week of Action (and Joy)
Little Lobbyists' intern Grace Heuer writes about taking the fight to Capitol Hill...and rethinking what advocacy can look like.
Lazaro's Story: A Riding, Camping, and Swimming Enthusiast
Lazaro lives in his Maryland community thanks to the state's Community Pathways Waiver.
Madison's Story: A Fourth Grader with a Big Future
Madison loves Moana, adores school, and was a fighter from day one.
Peter's Story: A Dog-Loving Prankster Counting on Home Care
Mississippi Medicaid is what allows Peter, his brother Zachary, and his widowed mother Lisa to live happy, healthy lives.
James' Story: The Olmstead Decision Makes it Possible to Live at Home, Not a Nursing Home
Olmstead v. L.C. was a critical case for disability rights. The administration wants to disregard it.
Jayden's Story: A Lover of the Outdoors and All Things Water
It's already hard to meet basic needs. Without Medicaid, it would be impossible.
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.
Teresa's Story: Fighting for Anthony's Right to Live in the Community
Fighting to get a Medicaid waiver took everything she had, including calling her lawmaker for help.