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Resource Youth Homelessness Fellows Class Two

Updated June 14, 2023
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Meet the Fellows
  • Rep. Micah Aiu, Hawaii
  • Rep. Michael Bergan, Iowa 
  • Sen. Jabari Brisport, New York 
  • Rep. Denise Jones Ennett, Arkansas 
  • Sen. Meghan Kallman, Rhode Island 
  • Sen. Patty Kuderer, Washington 
  • Rep. Cindy Ledbetter, Indiana 
  • Rep. Jubilee McGill, Vermont 
  • Rep. Garland E. Pierce, North Carolina 
  • Sen. Harold Pope Jr., New Mexico 
  • Sen. Ali Rabe, Idaho
  • Rep. Rebecca Raymer, Kentucky 
  • Rep. Kadeem Roberts, Connecticut 
  • Rep. Laura Smith, Montana 
  • Sen. Löki Gale Tobin, Alaska 
  • Rep. Tyler Tordsen, South Dakota 
  • Rep. Stephanie J. Vigil, Colorado 
  • Rep. Scott Wallace, New Hampshire 
  • Sen. David Wilson, Alaska 
  • Rep. Kadyn Wittman, South Dakota 

Meetings and Webinars

Kickoff Meeting

How Can States Help Prevent Youth Homelessness?

Sunday, June 25 - 27, 2023

View Resources

Second In-Person Meeting

What Policy Options Prevent Youth Homelessness?

Monday, Sept. 18 - 20, 2023

View Resources

Online Meetings

Concrete and Economic Supports at the Intersection of Child Welfare and Youth Homelessness

Thursday, July 20, 2023

Watch Webinar 1

Webinar Slides

A Decade of Opportunity: Meeting the Complex Needs of Youth Exiting Foster Care

Thursday, August 24, 2023

Watch Webinar 2

Webinar Slides

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