The Housing Crisis

and California's evolving policy environment

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ABOUT THE SYMPOSIUM

The symposium promises an opportunity to discuss innovative strategies for addressing housing insecurity and homelessness in Orange County, with an emphasis on the lived experience of those directly affected. Attendees will gain valuable insights into recent policy shifts, including Prop 1 and CalAim, and their potential implications for local service providers and consumers.

A highlight of the symposium will be a moderated interactive discussion that centers on the lived experiences of the unhoused population. Attendees are invited to consider innovative strategies to address homelessness and how CSUF can leverage its contributions to workforce development, policy assessment, and data collection in response to the shifting landscape. By fostering a collaborative atmosphere, this symposium aims to drive impactful change and adapt to the evolving needs of the unhoused population.

*This program is made possible by Titans Thinking Together (T³ ), an initiative of Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs that aims to promote collaborative research by bringing together faculty expertise around critically important regional, national and global issues. Learn more by visiting the T³website .

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ABOUT TITANS THINKING TOGETHER

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Titans Thinking Together (T³) is an initiative of Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Research and Sponsored Programs that aims to promote collaborative research by bringing together faculty expertise around critically important regional, national and global issues. Capitalizing on the collaborative research already taking place on campus, T³ formalizes a way for participants to find campus partners, and provides guidance and incentives for faculty, researchers and students from different disciplines to generate a cross-pollination of ideas and expertise.

T³Website

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T³ Homelessness Initiative Faculty Cohort:

Tabashir Nobari, Faculty Lead and Assistant Professor (Department of Public Health)
Jon Bruschke, Professor (Department of Communications)
Brittany Eghaneyan, Assistant Professor (Department of Social Work)
Kiran George, Associate Dean of Graduate Programs, Faculty Research and Innovation (College of Engineering and Computer Science)
Anand Panangadan, Associate Professor (Department of Computer Science)
Joshua Yang, Professor (Department of Public Health)

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