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Member Learning Session: Federal Updates and Introduction to a New Grassroots Toolkit on Supporting Lived Experience Perspectives in Medicaid

Join National Association of State Head Injury Administrators (NASHIA) for a focused member-only learning session.

NASHIA Federal and Funding Updates 

NASHIA will provide a brief staff update about various policy and funding topics. 

The Grassroots Project New Resource on Supporting Lived Experience Engagement in Medicaid  

This upcoming NASHIA Member Learning Session will feature the Grassroots Project team as they introduce a new Toolkit developed by Collective Insight in partnership with the Human Services Research Institute. The Toolkit is designed to help State Teams strengthen and expand meaningful engagement with people with lived experience in Medicaid-related work.

The Toolkit includes practical strategies, self-reflection activities, and adaptable tools to support State Teams with varying levels of engagement experience, goals, and capacity. Recognizing the time and financial limitations many states face, the resource offers flexible, realistic approaches to building stronger community engagement efforts.

During the session, the Grassroots Project team will provide an overview of the Toolkit and discuss how it can support states as they navigate evolving Medicaid priorities, including Medicaid funding changes, work requirements, and the development or strengthening of Medicaid Brain Injury Waivers.

Although the Toolkit was created primarily for State Agencies, NASHIA welcomes all members to attend. Community organizations and Brain Injury Advisory Councils play a critical role in representing and elevating lived experience perspectives, making their participation especially valuable. In addition, while the Toolkit focuses on Medicaid, many of the engagement strategies and recommendations are broadly applicable across other topic areas and initiatives.

This event is for NASHIA Members Only. 

All NASHIA Members will be automatically registered for the event. 

You should receive an email confirmation of your registration that includes a calendar invite. Please email Amanda Nieser, anieser@nashia.org, if you do not receive it.   

 Please join us if you can! For those of you who are unable to make it, the session will be recorded and available to NASHIA members only. 

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