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The Evaluation of College Focused Rapid Rehousing Webinar:
A Model for Addressing Homelessness for CSU and CA Community College Students

Thank you for joining our webinar. Please view and share the recorded video.

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CFRR Evaluation Interim Report - PDF

College Focused Rapid Rehousing, funded by the State of California, is being implemented on public colleges and universities across the state as a robust response to student homelessness. The Center for Equitable Higher Education (CEHE), in collaboration with Eric Hubbard from Jovenes Inc. and Debbie Raucher of John Burton Advocates for Youth, will explore the key components of this program and present early learnings from the first year of a three-year evaluation to inform our higher education eco-systems. Join the Center for Equitable Higher Education as we discuss what has been learned thus far from this approach to invest in meeting students' housing needs.

This webinar is made possible by support from .

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Speakers

Dr. Rashida Crutchfield

is an associate professor in the School of Social Work at California State University, Long Beach (É«ÖÐÉ«) and Executive Director of the Center for Equitable Higher Education, which is dedicated to studying and promoting economic, food, and housing justice. She is an advocate committed to amplifying the voices of marginalized communities through research and service. She has presented widely and authored articles, reports, and books about student basic needs. Rashida has provided input on state policy and support and advice to stakeholders across the state and nation who wish to replicate and expand resources for students.

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Eric Hubbard

Eric Hubbard is the head of the Development Department for Jovenes, Inc. After graduating from Occidental College in 2007, Eric came to work at Jovenes, Inc. in 2008 and has been fundraising and developing partnerships that have helped Jovenes grow from a small shelter to a regional provider. Eric is proud of Jovenes’ expansion to provide multiple forms of housing to youth throughout Southeast LA County, and it’s pioneering development of college campus partnerships and academic focused housing options for college students who are experiencing homelessness. Eric remains committed to helping Jovenes achieve its mission to help homeless youth become self-sufficient and independent, and is constantly inspired by the resilience of the young people served by the agency.

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Debbie Raucher

Debbie Raucher currently serves as the Director of Education for John Burton Advocates for Youth (JBAY). In this role, Ms. Raucher provides leadership and strategic visioning for JBAY’s education work and leads the agency’s policy efforts designed to improve post-secondary educational outcomes for foster youth and students experiencing homelessness. Ms. Raucher has served in this role for JBAY since 2010. Prior to her work with JBAY, Ms. Raucher worked for over a decade developing solutions to homelessness.

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Jessica Wolin

Jessica Wolin is a faculty in the Department of Public Health at San Francisco State University. She has over 30 years of experience as an academic, agency leader and consultant, working with communities and local government agencies to develop, implement and evaluate health strategies. Her research and practice work focuses on place-based strategies, systems change initiatives, the intersection of housing and health and student basic needs. Jessica is the author of numerous reports and presents widely. Her work embraces the concept of Research Justice that centers community and student knowledge and challenges the barriers to access, use and ownership of data.

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