What Civilla changed

• Added a new story about equipping community partners to implement H.R. 1 Medicaid work requirements.
• Added a new story about "Practica Skill Sprints" for improving customer experience.
• Removed a story about research regarding the "SNAP gap" for young adults.
• Removed a story about Medicaid application templates.
• Updated all website links to include "www" in the URL.

Civilla is shifting its focus toward helping states manage new Medicaid work requirements. They are also promoting "Skill Sprints" as a way to train government teams quickly.

• The "stories of change in action" section was reordered.
• The "closing the snap gap" story was moved from the bottom to the top of the list.
• The "Medicaid work requirements" story was moved from the top to the bottom of the list.
• Website links were updated from "civilla.org" to "www.civilla.org".

The organization is highlighting different social impact projects on their homepage. This suggests a shift in which case studies they want visitors to see first, likely prioritizing their most recent or relevant research.

• Removed "www" from all internal page links (e.g., vision, team, and about pages).
• Shortened the URL structure for project and story links.
• Minor text fragment cleanup at the end of the homepage content.

The site removed "www" from its internal links. This is a technical cleanup that makes their web addresses shorter and more consistent.