Join HKSNEAA and healthcare reform expert and CEO Rosemarie Day for a lively discussion on her new book, "Marching Toward Coverage: How Women Can Lead the Fight for Universal Healthcare." 

With 28 million Americans uninsured, and millions more who can't afford coverage, Day asks the fundamental question: "As a nation, can we do better?" Day believes we can, and will-once women begin to engage collectively around this topic. Day brings a feminist lens to the universal healthcare debate and seeks to empower more women to speak up in the discussion. She simplifies complex policy ideas about changing the system into an approachable and engaging framework. She combines a personal perspective on policy with a professional perspective - she's at once a health policy expert, strategist, and implementer, as well as a mother, daughter, and friend who has faced some challenging health issues. She offers no easy panacea but instead delivers a pragmatic path forward, one that recognizes healthcare as a fundamental human right, factor in social determinants, and coverage for all.

Brief Bio for Rosemarie Day:

Rosemarie Day was instrumental in the launch of Massachusetts' health reform in 2006, the model for the Affordable Care Act. She has been working on health reform ever since, and is passionate about universal healthcare and women's health issues. She is the founder and CEO of Day Health Strategies, a successful mission-driven, woman-owned consulting firm that just entered its 10th year. She is also a mother, a breast cancer survivor and an activist. She is the author of the forthcoming book, "Marching Toward Coverage: How Women Can Lead the Fight for Universal Healthcare," which will be published by Beacon Press in March 2020. You can find additional bio information on her company's website.

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