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Oyinade Koyi

Oyinade Koyi is the Communications Manager at the Georgetown University Center for Children and Families. Oyinade has a long history of working in public service. She was an AmeriCorps member with Public Allies MD, where she helped recruit volunteers to participate in a city-wide mentorship program. From there, she moved on to work with the Corporation for National and Community Service to help launch grant opportunities and highlight impact-driven work. Oyinade is also a graduate of Georgetown University's School of Continuing Studies Public Relations/Corporate Communications program.

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Georgia’s 1332 Waiver Proposal Puts Children and Families at Risk of Losing Coverage

In 2020, Georgia submitted a waiver under Section 1332 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) to allow the state to exit HealthCare.gov; the Trump Administration approved the request in November of last year. Under this proposal, the 500,000 Georgians who use the federal marketplace every year to enroll in private health plans and Medicaid would […]

Joan Alker Discusses Children’s Health Insurance

The number of uninsured children in the U.S. has risen significantly in the past few years. In this episode for the Catholic Health USA podcast, Joan Alker from Georgetown University Center for Children and Families and Dr. Heidi Sallee from SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children’s Hospital discuss the reasons for this trend, the policy implications, […]

Maggie Clark Talks Maternal Health with Marketplace

Listen as Maggie Clark discusses the importance of postpartum Medicaid coverage with Sabri Ben-Achour of Marketplace. Maggie Clark with the Georgetown Center for Children and Families said that “when women lose this coverage after 60 days, about half of them become uninsured. So that’s a million new mothers every year who are losing coverage every […]

Groups Call on HHS to Cut Red-Tape and Remove Barriers to Medicaid Coverage

A total of 116 organizations led by Georgetown University CCF and the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities sent a letter to the Acting Secretary of HHS urging immediate action to protect people who rely on Medicaid for their health insurance and who live in states with proposed or approved section 1115 work and community […]