It was an honor to be in community with our Coro Southern California alumni who are leading the charge in addressing housing insecurity and houselessness across our region. Together, we engaged in a meaningful dialogue about the future of leadership in housing access and houselessness, exploring the critical skills and vision needed to create lasting change. A special thank you to our partner, Cedars-Sinai, and my exceptional friend, co-host and co-moderator, Erin Jackson-Ward, DrPH.
As we tackle our most entrenched public challenges, it is essential to be in community. The collective commitment to tackling these complex issues through collaboration and innovation represents our promise to a future where every Angeleno has a safe, stable place to call home. By connecting visionary leaders, sharing diverse insights, and fostering authentic conversations, we are not only uncovering solutions but also igniting the collective action needed to drive real change.
Key takeaways from our discussion:
🔵 We must invest in leadership retention, pipeline, and succession infrastructure within the sector.
🔵 We need more spaces that remind us of our shared purpose and mutual support - that we have each other.
🔵 Our progress is limited by the strength of our relationships—creating ongoing opportunities for connection is crucial.
I’m deeply grateful for the thoughtful and impactful contributions of our alumni community. Together, we are moving forward with purpose, ready to create lasting, meaningful impact.
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1wCongratulations Anne-Marie! It was wonderful to see you last week. 🎄💚♥️