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On the Road to Universal Children's Health Coverage: An Update on the KidsWell Campaign

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  • Sheila Hoag
  • Debra Lipson
  • Victoria Peebles

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Recognizing the Affordable Care Act as a crucial opportunity to close the children’s insurance coverage gap, the Atlantic Philanthropies created the KidsWell Campaign to try to achieve universal children’s health care coverage and support an enduring infrastructure that would remain after Atlantic’s funding ended. This report presents descriptive, interim findings on two evaluation research questions: (1) to what extent has state grantees’ participation in KidsWell strengthened advocacy networks and capacities so far? and (2) which advocacy activities do grantees believe to be most effective in securing policy advances for children’s health care coverage? Evaluators find that participation in KidsWell has strengthened state grantee networks and capacities; most grantees report that KidsWell resources helped grantees develop effective advocacy campaigns by strengthening partnerships within states. Grantees believe coalition-building and direct contact with elected officials to be the most effective activities they undertook.

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  • Sheila Hoag & Debra Lipson & Victoria Peebles, 2015. "On the Road to Universal Children's Health Coverage: An Update on the KidsWell Campaign," Mathematica Policy Research Reports ba41904f8eb14e67ba32c8cf5, Mathematica Policy Research.
  • Handle: RePEc:mpr:mprres:ba41904f8eb14e67ba32c8cf50db6490
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    1. Victoria Peebles & Sheila Hoag & Michaella Morzuch & Linda Barterian & Debra Lipson, "undated". "On the Road to Universal Children's Coverage: A Final Update on the KidsWell Campaign (Issue Brief)," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 3362e3c075274b05b38d48d60, Mathematica Policy Research.
    2. Victoria Peebles & Sheila Hoag & Michaella Morzuch & Linda Barterian & Debra Lipson, "undated". "Supporting Advocacy to Achieve Universal Children's Health Coverage: Final Report on the KidsWell Campaign," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 55d343b9a9cd42cf8cd557a70, Mathematica Policy Research.
    3. Michaella Morzuch & Sheila Hoag, "undated". "Moving the Needle on Health Insurance Coverage: Evaluation of the Cities Expanding Health Access for Children and Families Project," Mathematica Policy Research Reports 85a98b0ecae54195aa7403f46, Mathematica Policy Research.

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    KidsWell; advocacy evaluation; children’s health care coverage;
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