DignityMoves partnered with Gensler, Tim Annin, RA, and Melissa Mizell
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Great piece highlighting DignityMoves' model and our amazing partners at Gensler, Tim Annin, RA and Melissa Mizell! https://lnkd.in/gWp7aZRX
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DignityMoves
Reimagining scalable solutions to end unsheltered homelessness
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Location
- San Francisco, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About DignityMoves
DignityMoves is an innovative nonprofit organization that is reimagining scalable solutions to unsheltered homelessness. In partnership with cities, supportive services agencies and private stakeholders, DignityMoves rapidly builds cost-effective interim supportive housing communities. Utilizing unused land, relocatable prefabricated units and emergency building provisions, the organization empowers municipalities to address the homelessness epidemic with appropriate urgency. DignityMoves is also committed to driving systemic change through impactful policy and advocacy, in collaboration with lawmakers and community leaders to build an ecosystem that supports the growth of interim supportive housing as a powerful tool in ending unsheltered homelessness. Learn more at http://dignitymoves.org.
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Presence & Recognition
DignityMoves partners at Gensler, Tim Annin, RA, and Melissa Mizell spoke to Ruth Dusseault of Bay City News on trauma-informed design and what they've learned while building supportive housing communities.
Research & Knowledge
DignityMoves Founder and CEO Elizabeth Funk published a new piece examining the research showing that nearly 300,000 California K-12 students experienced homelessness during the 2024-25 school year, and the real number is almost certainly higher.
Presence & Recognition
DignityMoves returned from an annual staff retreat hosted by the 1440 Foundation at their 1440 Multiversity campus.
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