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The Future of Public Health in Missouri – Where Do We Start?
As a former public health department director, I like to think I know a thing or two about public health infrastructure and preparedness. I have spent the better part of the last 25 years working with an inspired group of public health professionals to create one of the best local public health departments in the…
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Affirming Our Social Compact: A Step Toward Fixing Our Fraying Safety Net
We live in unusually contentious times in our country. Our fundamental social compact – the mutually beneficial agreement on how we will live and interact with others – is being questioned: Who is in and who is not? Who can get in and why? Are we willing to treat each other fairly and with respect…
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Getting Help When We Need It: The Net Benefit
It was a stark headline – “Despite strong economy, many Americans struggling to get by” – according to the article and a new report by the Urban Institute, nearly 40 percent of American families had trouble meeting one of their basic needs last year. Today an increasing number of our families and neighbors need help.…
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What Brings Us Together in Missouri?
Missouri’s recent passage of Medicaid expansion was a significant step toward the long-term goal of everyone having access to affordable health care. The expansion of Medicaid presents numerous possibilities for us all to lean in and do our part to generate positive changes in health. It is worth reflecting on what’s next for keeping us…
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The Health Care Conundrum
On Friday U.S. District Court Judge Reed O’Connor found the Affordable Care Act (ACA) unconstitutional. This judicial action throws future insurance coverage for millions of Americans into question and assures health care as a central topic of public and political discussions for the foreseeable future. While this decision does not change ongoing health care operations…
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For the Sake of Racial Equity, It’s Time for Nationwide Medicaid Expansion
It took more than a decade of work from countless organizations and dedicated individuals to make it a reality, but on July 22, the Missouri Supreme Court reaffirmed the will of the state’s voters by unanimously declaring that Medicaid expansion is the law of the land. Having only moved to Missouri and joined the Foundation…
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Reflections: Acknowledging the Challenges
To my fellow changemakers, The end of my tenure at MFH is drawing near. My upcoming retirement gives me the opportunity to reflect on our shared path and our shared priorities. Many of you will be familiar with the word “changemaker,” and if you’re reading this it is quite likely you are one. In thinking…
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If Not Now, When? Making the Case for a Third Reconstruction
When we work towards health equity, we leverage community wisdom to address the root causes of health disparities. When health outcomes can’t be predicted by what we look like, where we live, or who we love, we’ll know that we’ve reached our goal.
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Medicaid Expansion Communications Resources
Medicaid Expansion Message Guide Immigrant Fact Sheet (English) Immigrant Fact Sheet (Spanish) A guide to engaging community and organizational leaders Social Media Toolkit Check out our digital social media toolkit for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter graphics and sample post copy. Select content is available in Spanish. Health Literacy Media Consumer-Facing Resources Spread the word. We’re…
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The Time For Courageous Leadership is Now
As shared with the inaugural cohort of our Health Leadership Fellows Program during its graduation ceremony on Tuesday, September 19, 2017, at Central Reform Congregation in St. Louis. I’d like to talk to you about leadership in the context of the events over the past several days around the Jason Stockley verdict, as opposed to a…
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Legislative Updates: Activities and Resources
State and Federal Legislative Activities To help community partners navigate the state policymaking process, MFH offers polling and surveys, health-related legislative updates and analysis, informational resources, capitol trainings and events, and advocacy training and technical assistance. This page provides nonpartisan information on the issues being addressed by the state and federal policymaking processes. We share biweekly…
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Many Missourians Confused About the Legality of Birth Control
There is considerable confusion about the legality of birth control in Missouri and many are worried about future access, according to a new survey of state residents. One in four (25%) Missourians do not believe or do not know that birth control pills — the most used form of contraception in the U.S. — are…