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Hannah Green

is the Communications Manager for the Center for Children and Families at the Georgetown McCourt School of Public Policy.

Hannah Green is the Communications Manager for the Georgetown Center for Children and Families. Prior to joining CCF, Hannah worked on military health programming as a consultant with Booz Allen Hamilton. Previously, she focused on children's health issues with state and local non-profits such as Voices for Virginia's Children and Blue Ridge CASA for Children. Hannah earned her Master's in Public Policy and Master's in Public Health from the University of Virginia.

Latest From Hannah

Medicaid and CHIP Outreach Snapshot Blog Series

Earlier this year, CCF published a snapshot of state Medicaid and CHIP outreach activities. The report provides an analysis of state-provided outreach resources and enrollment assistance.  This blog series highlights good examples of state outreach and enrollment efforts and identifies areas that need improvement. Read the snapshot report Read the introductory blog Read the blog on social media […]

Language Supports Are an Area for Improvement for Medicaid and CHIP Agency Websites

This installment of our series about our outreach snapshot tackles the most challenging aspect of our research assessing the availability of language and accessibility supports on state websites. The wide variation and often confusing steps to access language assistance tools made capturing this section of the snapshot particularly difficult. We’ll dive in further here to […]

States are Harnessing the Benefits of Video to Boost Outreach and Enrollment

Have you ever watched an instructional video about how to cut an avocado? Or how to change a car tire? Even short, explanatory videos about some of the simplest tasks can garner thousands of views from individuals looking to learn a new skill. The complexities of Medicaid and the Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) are […]

Social Media: A Critical Tool for States to Leverage as Unwinding Winds Down

It is no secret that social media is one of the most powerful tools state Medicaid and CHIP agencies can employ when attempting to reach out to eligible individuals. Over 70% of adults ages 18–64 use at least one social media site, and targeted outreach on these platforms could help spread the word about programs […]