What Code for America changed

• Replaced the FormFest 2026 registration link with a feature for the Google.org Impact Challenge.
• Updated the Medicaid section to link directly to a "Work Requirements Implementation Toolkit" instead of a news article.
• Added a notice that there are currently no upcoming events, directing users to a newsletter signup instead.

The organization is shifting from general news updates to providing actionable tools for state governments. This signals a move toward deeper technical support for agencies managing complex policy changes.

• Added a new partnership with Anthropic to the homepage.
• Launched a "Government AI Landscape Assessment" tool.
• Added a call to action for "FormFest 2026" registration.
• Published new guidance for states regarding Medicaid work requirement rules.
• Expanded the site navigation to include specific sections for Social Safety Net, Tax Benefits, and Artificial Intelligence.

The organization is moving heavily into AI for government services. They are positioning themselves as leaders in AI policy and implementation through new partnerships and assessments.

• Removed the main navigation menu and all links to "Our Work," "Success Stories," and "Events."
• Removed the top announcement bar featuring FormFest 2026 and the Government AI Landscape Assessment.
• Removed the entire footer section containing social media links, board information, and legal policies.
• Removed the "Latest News" and "Upcoming Events" sections from the homepage.
• Kept only the core messaging regarding Medicaid work requirements and the organization's 15-year history.

The website has been stripped of almost all functional links, including the main menu, footer, and program details. This suggests a major site redesign is in progress or the organization is narrowing its focus to specific policy responses.