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We took the stage at Code for America Summit 2026 in Chicago!
Thanks to the 200+ people who joined the PolicyEngine / Benefit Access session. Did you miss the Summit? Email us at info@amplifi.org for a copy of the slides! Here's what we talked about: 🟢 Benefit Navigator’s impact in the field – 70+ Agencies, 639 Case Workers uncovering and tapping $230+ Million in benefits and tax credits. 🟢 New HR1 rules making benefits access exponentially more complex and adding “Keeping Your Benefits” to the case workers / clients priority list. 🟢

Amplifi Team Member
May 291 min read


From the Field: Visiting 15 Social Service Partners Across Los Angeles County
Reflections from Amplifi staff member after visiting 15 family source centers across Los Angeles County.

Christian Gale, MSW
Apr 292 min read


We're Heading to the Code for America Summit 2026
We are thrilled to announce that Amplifi will be featured at the Code for America Summit 2026 in a session titled "PolicyEngine's Open-Source Ecosystem: From Policy Design to Benefit Access." The session will explore how Policy Engine's open-source tools are transforming benefits access and policy evaluation and design - and why HR 1 recertification requirements demand our attention now. Our panel will feature four organizations whose work sits at the heart of the challenge

Jill Bauman
Apr 241 min read


Impact of New Administration Changes to Critical Food and Health Benefits
What Is HR1? H.R.1 — officially known as the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act" (OBBBA) — is federal legislation passed by Congress in July 2025. It reshapes who qualifies for federal food assistance and healthcare insurance, and how often recipients must prove that eligibility. You may know these programs by their California names: SNAP is CalFresh (formerly "food stamps"), Medicaid is MediCal, and the Affordable Care Act marketplace is Covered California. "Informed, proactive act

Amplifi Team Member
Apr 242 min read


Los Angeles turns to AI to give public benefits enrollment a boost
Route Fifty Article by Kaitlyn Levinson, Reporter, Route Fifty A chatbot tool launched in Los Angeles County looks to help case workers more quickly and efficiently get vulnerable residents linked to social services. A pilot program in Los Angeles County looks to streamline workflows for case workers tasked with linking people to public benefits programs by leveraging an artificial intelligence-enabled chatbot. Amplifi (formerly Imagine LA), a nonprofit dedicated to reducing

Amplifi Team Member
Apr 23, 20251 min read
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