Arkansas Advocates 2025 Legislative Session Recap, Vol. 1
Our first #arleg weekly summary of 2025!
Our first #arleg weekly summary of 2025!
Prefiling of bills began on November 15, 2024, and some legislators did not waste any time!
Long-term analyses are important to promote fiscal resilience.
The policy fellow will work full-time in person in the Little Rock office.
We are working to highlight the impact of Medicaid in Arkansas communities through stories of lived experience.
We have been heading in the wrong direction when it comes to child health insurance trends, and it’s time to turn things around.
Position Overview Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families (AACF) seeks a part-time administrative assistant in our Little Rock office. This position provides support to the Administrative and Finance Director including administrative support and data entry. It also provides administrative...
The Governor’s Budget is Dominated by Education Freedom Accounts At Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families, we believe the state has the duty to invest in Arkansans, with a robust state budget that fully funds critical programs and...
A new report by Arkansas Advocates for Children and Families finds that Arkansas child labor violations increased significantly over the past decade, both at the state and federal level. The number of cases, violations and penalties were all on...
As we honor veterans this week, it’s important to remember that they often have complex health needs when they return home from their service. In Arkansas, our Medicaid program provides critical access to health services for veterans – a...