We will begin the call with a quick update on the Building the Movement to Prevent Trauma and Foster Resilience Workshop Series and Karen Oehme will discuss a conference that FSU is having, followed by a presentation on earmarks.

Our two main presentations will be Jenny Harper - Director of Federal Government Affairs for the National Service Office for Nurse Family Partnership and Child First - and Kelly Murphy and Lisa Shapiro - Director of Early Childhood and Maternal Health and Senior Advisor for Strategy and Children's Policy at Families USA, respectively.

In addition to the broader efforts on home visiting, Families USA's recently released road map, Improving Maternal and Child Health Outcomes: A Road Map for States to Integrate Evidence-Based Home Visiting into Medicaid Programs, offers a framework for state Medicaid programs to scale up and fund evidence-based home visiting (EBHV) programs to improve outcomes for mothers and their children. The road map outlines options and highlights existing state examples for Medicaid programs to fund EBHV services, from small-scale quality improvement efforts to robust value-based purchasing strategies. We are looking forward to next week's presentations!