On May 30, Virginia expanded Medicaid! Virginia Organizing members have worked to bring affordable health care to all Virginians for more than 10 years. Let’s celebrate this victory! Medicaid expansio ...
Read More »Richmond, Va. — Today Virginia's Senate voted to expand Medicaid. Virginia Organizing leaders and supporters celebrated the decision as a great victory for the people of the Commonwealth. "Virginia Or ...
Read More »Virginia Organizing supporter and volunteer, Dave Redding has some good questions for our senators: We need to have Medicaid expansion in Virginia! One repeated argument in opposition is that the fede ...
Read More »(Michelle Cook stands on the path children from Tidewater Gardens take to get to school. It frequently floods during storms. Credit: Nicholas Kusnetz/ICN) In this article from Inside Climate News, act ...
Read More »(Image: Eunice Haigler, Virginia Organizing leader from Fredericksburg at a May 22 Medicaid Expansion rally in Richmond.) The General Assembly is on the verge of passing Medicaid expansion. The only t ...
Read More »Terry White, known to his friends as "Bean," tells his story about needing affordable health care in this Washington Post piece by Laura Vozzella. Thank you for speaking out, Bean! From the article: " ...
Read More »What: Medicaid Expansion Public Forum When: Thursday, May 10 at 6:30 p.m. Where: Lynchburg Public Library (2315 Memorial Ave, Lynchburg, VA 24504) Lynchburg, Va. — Virginia Organizing, Many Voices - O ...
Read More »What: Protest in support of Medicaid expansion outside of state Senator Mark Obenshain's fundraiser When: Thursday, May 10 at 5 p.m. Where: Rockingham County Fairgrounds, 4808 South Valley Pike, Harri ...
Read More »In an open letter to Senator Thomas K. Norment in the Virginia Gazette, Christine Payne of Williamsburg calls on the state senator to allow Medicaid expansion to come to a vote. Payne is a nurse and a ...
Read More »Terry White, “Bean” to his friends, first heard about Virginia Organizing when he saw a flyer in the grocery store. The flyer explained that people who had had their civil rights taken away could appl ...
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