Speakers: Ann Oliva, Vice President of Housing ,CBPP, Adele McClure, Executive Director for the Virginia Legislative Black Caucus, Melodie Pazolt, Washington State Health Care Authority, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery, Behavioral Health Programs and Recovery Supports Section Manager, Seyron Foo, Senior Advocacy Officer, Conrad N. Hilton Foundation, LaRae Cantley, Social Justice Activist

Hear from leaders across multiple sectors as they look back at critical public policies that have helped shape the supportive housing landscape over the last 30 years. Learn how including people with lived experience for advocacy helped to drive policy change; how philanthropists can support policy change; and the direction advocates and policymakers should be moving in the future to continue improving access to supportive housing and services.