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\nHomelessness  \nOctober 27, 2023  \nCONVENING REPORT  \nDEBORAH L. MCKOY, PHD RUBY KOSEWICZ-STRICKLAND IAN MADRIGAL  \nCalifornia’s Investments in  \nInnovation Already Showing Progress  \nEXECUTIVE SUMMARY  \nIn October 2023, more than 100 practitioners, professionals, and students gathered at UC Berkeley to share insights and discuss research on the growing crisis of student homelessness in California. With short-lived yet historic federal funding to support this population set to expire in September 2024, the convening encouraged researchers and practitioners to compare notes, share findings and explore paths forward. This brief summarizes highlights and insights and makes the case for state education leaders to bridge this looming gap with sustained financial commitments.  \nMultiple panels and discussions focused on recent innovations at the local level funded by the Homeless Innovation Program (HIP) grants. Representatives from sixteen of twenty funded local educational agencies (LEAs) shared best practices and insights gathered from new interventions to support students and families experiencing homelessness. Their resulting toolkits centered on three core priorities: community engagement, comprehensive wraparound services (e.g., community schools), and housing.  \nA central highlight of the convening was a fireside chat with seven youth speakers with lived experience of homelessness. These students shared their own stories and accomplishments, identified resources and roadblocks to their progress and pointed to a lack of agency as a primary barrier for young people, regardless of housing status. Youth and adult researchers noted persistent gaps in research on students experiencing homelessness, including a general lack of data and dearth of nuance, as well as confusion caused by differing definitions of homelessness in federal statutes.  \nThe afternoon session, a “Spotlight on Research,” featured researchers sharing emerging data and studies seeking to fill in these gaps in knowledge, including a newly released report from the California Department of Education built from newly available dwelling-type data. Particularly striking, researchers found that soon-to-expire federal funds from the American Rescue Plan (ARP) had increased the reach of dedicated funding for student homelessness tenfold – from 6.2% of LEAs in California to 62% .  \nThis brief concludes with a preview of the upcoming “Catalyzing Action Exchange” at UC Berkeley on September 27, 2024, and a call to action, urging state education leaders to implement insights from researchers and practitioners at this convening – to deepen understanding and alignment within education, create new and sustained funding streams dedicated to student homelessness, implement successful models into systems within schools and districts across the state, and engage youth experiencing homelessness and their peers in these processes at every step of the way.  \nACKNOWLEDGEMENTS  \nImmense gratitude to Dion Burns and Pixie Popplewell for reviewing this report and supporting as thought partners in this endeavor.  \nSPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PROGRAM PARTNERS:  \nTable of Contents  \nExecutive Summary i  \nI. 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