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Articles by Sofia Hinojosa
¿Eliminar el feminicidio en nombre de la igualdad?
Violencia contra la mujer en Perú alcanza niveles críticos, feminicidios y desapariciones siguen en aumento| Gobierno del Perú En el Perú, la violencia contra la mujer por razones de género es una crisis persistente. Más de 2 mil mujeres han sido asesinadas desde 2009, de acuerdo con información reportada por el Ministerio Público. A ello se suman 38 casos registrados en lo que va de 2026, según Amnistía Internacional.
Leveraging Georgia’s Postpartum Medicaid Extension for Improved Maternal Health
In 2021, Georgia became one of the first states in the nation to extend postpartum Medicaid coverage. As of late 2022, eligible individuals are entitled to 12 months of continuous coverage with comprehensive benefits after the end of pregnancy.
“Who are we? We are free.”
Sofia Hinojosa · Follow 4 min read · -- How much of our free will is only dictated by what we are limiting ourselves to? The simplest of things, we choose a flavor of ice cream because we do not like any other. We choose a group of friends because we do not know another. We choose to live alone because we don’t know love or we choose to live with love because we fear ourselves. Claiming these are all acts of freedom. But where does freedom fit in limiting our souls?
The death of desire
Sofia Hinojosa · Follow 3 min read · -- Passion is obsessive, as a hyena that haunts for prey and a rat that crawls out of death’s hold itself. It grips our limbs and crushes our lungs until it feels like we are not able to breathe any other want around us. It buries its nails into our skin and does not let go, ever.
The message God intended
Is it really what is believed to be? Sofia Hinojosa · Follow 3 min read · -- The creation of adam — Michelangelo, 1512 If there is something I am sure of, is the fact that social media has been a determinant on the way we share, consume, and learn information. And, a topic sure everyone wants to share about, is themselves. Their beliefs.
Better Together: Implementation of a Public Health Learning Community During the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Advocates’ Guide to Equity for Medicare-Medicaid Enrollees (Dual Enrollees)
This guide equips advocates with critical information for advancing equity for people enrolled in both Medicare and Medicaid, including population characteristics and service delivery background, an overview of major challenges and inequities experienced by dual enrollees, and a summary of policy opportunities for advancing equity.
Supporting North Carolina’s Immigrant Families
PROJECTSupporting North Carolina’s Immigrant Families Body Many immigrant families face an array of barriers to enrolling in safety net programs like Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Some are universal structural barriers that many program applicants confront navigating complex enrollment systems. Others are unique challenges around immigration concerns and language access.
Guide to Equity in the US Health Care System
Urban Institute researchers created this guide to serve as a vital resource for advocates and other changemakers tackling the profound inequities in the US health care system. The guide establishes a common understanding of the complex health care landscape, with diverse stakeholders driven by incentives and regulations. The primary goal of this guide is to equip advocates and changemakers by introducing key information about 10 sectors of the US health care system.
How One Tribal Nation Is Increasing Food Access and Restoring Culinary Traditions in the Great Lakes Region
When the USDA first started distributing Native foods, it provided bison and wild rice to all FDPIR-participating tribes. Those are traditional foods for some tribes, like those in the Great Plains and Canadian Prairies.
An Illinois Food Bank’s Move toward Online Ordering and Grocery Delivery Is Removing Barriers to Healthy Food Access
Easy online ordering. A variety of food choice. Pickup or delivery options. A hassle-free experience. People expect all of this when they order food from a local grocery store. But when someone needs food from a food pantry, they rarely have these options. Northern Illinois Food Bank’s My Pantry Express (MPX) program is trying to change that.
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