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Briefings

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The Next Chapter in The Stealth War Against Immigrants – The Expanding Surveillance Dragnet

Exploring the implications of surveillance in the US, experts discuss the tech tools and how they impact immigrants.
03:03:53

The Expanding Surveillance Dragnet

Explore the implications of surveillance in the US. Join our media briefing to learn about technology used in mass detentions. Register to attend in San Francisco.

News Stories

Salvadoran TPS Holders Get a Reprieve, For Now

On Sept. 9 DHS announced that protections for Salvadorans in the US would remain in place until a final decision is made regarding the fate of the program.

For Farmworkers in Coachella Valley, a Food Drive Becomes a Network of Care

More than 400 farmworker families have come to depend on food drives in a region where rates of food insecurity far surpass the national average.

California Committed to Keeping Medi-Cal Enrollees Insured

Was Live Tuesday, Aug 15, 2023 | 11 am PT

Speakers

  • Yingjia Huang, Deputy Director of health care benefits and eligibility, Department of Health Care Services 
  • Jessica Altman, CEO, Covered California 
  • Rosario Arreola Pro, COO at the California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc 
  • Louise McCarthy, CEO of Community Clinic Association of LA County
  • Dr. Seciah Aquino, ED, Latino Coalition for a Healthy California 
  • Mayra Alvarez, President of Children’s Partnership 

Event Overview

Between June 2023 and May 2024, more than 15 million Medi-Cal members — one third of California’s residents — will have their eligibility redetermined as part of  the “great unwinding” of MediCare enrollees now underway across the country.  Speakers from the California Department of Health Care Services and Covered  California will update reporters on steps the state is taking to ensure all eligible  Californians have continuous coverage. Leaders of nonprofits working on the  frontlines will share information about the impact of redetermination on Black,  Latino, AAPI and Native American enrollees — especially older adults and children.