Zero Returns to Homelessness National Reentry Housing Symposium Presentation
In 2023, the CSG Justice Center, Bureau of Justice Assistance, and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development hosted the first-ever national reentry housing symposium. The presentation slides from this symposium are now publicly available as a resource that community leaders can use to learn more information about how they can put the Zero Returns to Homelessness vision into action. It features content from national, state, and local leaders outlining the work they are already doing to support the vision in communities across the country.
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