Can Data Solve Our Homelessness Crisis?
As homelessness continues to affect the lives of more than half a million people, cities are turning to data for the answer. Local governments hold an immense amount of data on their communities, but how do they use that data as a catalyst for change? How do they use the wealth of knowledge at their disposal to assist some of their communities’ most vulnerable citizens — in the short and long term? In this session, Route Fifty explores these data success stories and the potential data holds.
Speakers
Michelle Heritage, Executive Director, Columbus Community Shelter Board
Lisa Corrado, Community Development and Services Department Director, City of Henderson, Nevada
Alisha Powell Gillis, Senior Editor, Route Fifty
Lisa Corrado, Community Development and Services Department Director, City of Henderson, Nevada
Alisha Powell Gillis, Senior Editor, Route Fifty
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