“Without urgent action, state leaders are on track to dismantle three years of progress, leaving vulnerable students out in the cold. If we commit long-term funding and more aligned strategies to students experiencing homelessness or involvement in foster care or the juvenile justice system, California can end the cycle of homelessness where it begins.”

This recent Op-Ed, authored by Deborah L. McKoy and Jabari Mahiri of the Berkeley School of Education and 21CSLA, calls for Governor Newsom’s budget to support students experiencing homelessness throughout California.

Read the full piece on The Sacramento Bee here.