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Southern Oregon Homelessness Summit: Uniting to Address Housing Insecurity
February 3, 2024 @ 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
$25
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Southern Oregon Homelessness Summit: Uniting to Address Housing Insecurity
Learn From Top Leaders From the National, State & Local Levels
Saturday, Feb. 3, 2024, 10am – 5pm • Ashland Hills Hotel
Stacy Brubaker • Melanie Doshier • Jason Elzy • Mary Ferrell • Libby Gill • Sen. Jeff Golden • Bryan Guiney • Rep. Pam Marsh • Linda Reid • Cass Sinclair • Dennis Slattery
WATCH FULL PROGRAM: https://youtu.be/9h5SJHp83Qw
Dennis Slattery and Cass Sinclair: Homelessness in Southern Oregon: OHRA’s Mission and What’s Ahead https://youtu.be/NATGm9c6SwE
Bryan Guiney: Busting the Myths About Homelessness: Up-To-Date Perspectives at the National Level https://youtu.be/X6sLv9t3DBc
Rep. Pam Marsh and Sen. Jeff Golden: Homelessness is Fundamentally a Housing Crisis https://youtu.be/V673dzozeSE
Libby Gill: The Science of Hope and Why it Matters https://youtu.be/PskEjgbCRqA
Southern Oregon Homelessness Summit: An Interview with Producers Cass Sinclair and Jordan Pease by Jason Houk, KSKQ Radio https://youtu.be/s0GW913ilXo
Are you concerned about the escalating crisis of homelessness?
Do you want to help? Are you looking for a place to start?
Come learn about the causes and possible solutions to this complex issue.
The 2024 Southern Oregon Homelessness Summit is a rare opportunity to dive deep and explore the growing challenges and proven solutions to issues surrounding homelessness. Come engage and get insights from some of the top leaders.
Everyone is welcome to attend this low-cost, day-long intensive summit. This is a gathering of seasoned professionals addressing the challenges along with caring people who feel compassion for their fellow community members to network and become better informed about the issues.
Get inspired and learn from these presenters from the national, state and local levels about the causes of homelessness, from a lack of affordable housing, income disparities, health issues, domestic violence, and racial inequalities.
The crisis of homelessness is a complex issue that is multifaceted and requires study to truly understand and to learn ways to diligently apply solutions. People of all backgrounds across the country are struggling with housing costs that have far outpaced wage growth. Many homeless families and individuals remain unseen.
Moreover, certain populations are at greater risk of homelessness. They have fewer opportunities to access safe, affordable housing and health care and face more barriers to fulfilling these basic needs once they lose them.
DID YOU KNOW? THE HOMELESSNESS CRISIS IS FUNDAMENTALLY A HOUSING CRISIS
PRESENTER BIOS AND FULL DETAILS: www.ANPconference.com
Presented by: RVML Resource Center, ANP Conference Series, and OHRA; Opportunities for Housing, Resources, and Assistance.
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