Month: December 2021

During the State Medicaid Waivers session, panelists were able to explain the need for waivers and the purposes they serve. These waivers often cover specific needs of various communities of people, like children and individuals with disabilities.

During an Innovation Classroom presented by the Institute for Building Technology & Safety (IBTS), leaders learned how states can leverage federal funding to develop and implement large-scale programs to achieve their vision for a sustainable and resilient future.

One in four Americans rely on Medicaid to gain access to care. With that, Lindsey Browning with the National Association of Medicaid Directors opened the State Medicaid Programs: What State Policymakers Need to Know session during the 2021 National Conference.

Rick Steves, a TV host, leading authority on European travel and bestselling guidebook author, encouraged 2021 CSG National Conference attendees to travel with awareness and to return home with a broadened perspective.

Carl Schmid, Executive Director of the HIV + Hepatitis Policy Institute began the Searching for Savings: An Innovative Approach to Pay for Prescriptions session by sharing miraculous statistics in HIV and Hepatitis care.

New Mexico state leaders discussed efforts to diversify energy and increase renewable sources.

A 2021 CSG National Conference session presented by the Sustainability Policy Academy explored how energy companies, utilities and other players are contributing to a clean energy future.

CSG Associate Esri introduced leaders to powerful data tools during 2021 CSG National Conference.

A panel presented by CSG West explored meeting today’s water needs while fostering effective tribal engagement.