For the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities’ annual state policy conference, IMPACT 2017: Building Power, Advancing Equity, Senior Policy Analyst Kristin Schumacher delivered a presentation for: “Taking an Intersectional Lens to Our Work: Gender, Race, and Economic Security.”
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Report
State Leaders Should Prioritize LGBTQ+ Californians’ Mental Health
Mental health is an essential part of overall health and well-being for Californians no matter one’s age, zip code, gender identity, or sexual orientation. Everyone should have the opportunity to be healthy and thrive, yet LGBTQ+ people disproportionately experience mental health challenges compared to non-LGBTQ+ people.1The acronym “LGBTQ+” is a collective acronym for lesbian, gay, … ContinuedHealth & Safety Net -
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Youngest Californians Need Continuous Medi-Cal Coverage
Consistent access to health care is necessary for everyone to be healthy and thrive. During the pandemic, millions of Californians with low incomes have been able to keep their Medi-Cal coverage without administrative renewals and regardless of changes to their income. This is because of a temporary “continuous coverage” federal provision.1A provision in the federal … ContinuedCOVID-19Health & Safety Net
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