What the South tells us about Medicaid’s future
About this Event
Southern states offer a stark preview of what shrinking safety nets and new Medicaid work requirements could mean nationwide, especially for rural hospitals and communities of color. Join the USC Center for Health Journalism for a conversation to get context, reporting angles, and tips from experts on the subject. Read more about the panelists below.
Roy Mitchell, executive director, Mississippi Health Advocacy Program
April Simpson, independent journalist, 2025 Pulitzer finalist
Anna Claire Vollers, health care reporter, Stateline.org
The Founder of the Center for Health Journalism, Michelle Levander, will moderate.
This webinar is free and open to journalists.
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