"How do we design housing systems so that people can thrive, not just survive?"
Deeply inspired by the community centered systems focused interventions shared in this seminar and the dedicated people driving them forward.
#HxHLab
Did you miss the webinar? The recording will be posted at our Health x Housing Lab Resource Library site. You can also sign up for our email list on the bottom of the page so you don’t miss any future events or announcements! #HxHLab mailchi.mp/7a6b40894adc...
Did you miss the webinar? The recording will be posted at our Health x Housing Lab Resource Library site. You can also sign up for our email list on the bottom of the page so you don’t miss any future events or announcements! #HxHLab mailchi.mp/7a6b40894adc...
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A slide with bullet points sharing “Some Takeaways”
The team took many steps to build community — very personalized and youth-centered. Ending with some key takeaways. #HxHLab
Slide says “How we do it: Guiding values.”
Loved hearing about how their project and work together was so grounded in core values (that were developed together with the youth with lived experience). #HxHLab
Her role was one part of a team-based approach modeled on critical time intervention for homeless youth — called Charge Up! (PI Sarah Narendorf). #HxHLab
Speaker Aryeana Straughter describes her work as a Transition Support Specialist and the importance of her lived experience: “I don’t just show up with a clipboard, I show up with my story.” #HxHLab
Thank you to Kemi Adebisi-Oke for opening up our conversation today about housing interventions for young adults experiencing homelessness #HxHLab
A photo of a zoom webinar slide showing photos and names of four speakers.
There are four fantastic speakers at today’s panel — many thanks to them — sharing about two interventions related to youth and homelessness / housing. Powerful to hear from researchers + those with lived experience about these community-based projects. #HxHLab
After a welcome from Health x Housing Lab co-director @giselle-ashley.bsky.social, Kemi Adebisi-Oke — an individual with lived experience of youth homelessness and HxH Lab Speakers Bureau & Peer Network member — provides powerful opening remarks. #HxHLab
Happening now! #HxHLab seminar on housing interventions for young adults. 👇
