Deme Hill, D.P.A.
Principal Consultant—Housing and Homelessness, AHP
Advocates for Human Potential, Inc.
Dismantling Encampments Webinar Library
Join us for “Complexities in Dismantling Encampments: Part II,” the next session in our national webinar series focused on equitable, real-world strategies to address encampments with compassion and sustainability.
Explore what’s ahead in the upcoming session—including a video preview, expert perspectives, and registration details—then dig into key takeaways, thought leadership, and the full recording from Part I.
Complexities in Dismantling Encampments: Part II
Monday, April 28, 2025
12 p.m. – 1 p.m. ET
Why Join Part II of the Dismantling Encampments Webinar Series?
Building on the foundation of the first installment of Dismantling Encampments, this session will move beyond theory to explore real, actionable solutions. Learn how communities across the United States are effectively addressing encampments through:
- Interdisciplinary collaboration
- Innovative policies
- Housing-centered strategies
Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from national experts and gain strategies you can implement in your community.
Meet the Experts
Learn from the voices shaping national strategies.
Nicky Stevens, M.A.
Senior Consultant II—Housing and Homelessness, AHP
Sarah Kimbrough, M.S.W.
Senior Program Manager—Housing and Homelessness, AHP
“Communities don’t have to choose between enforcement and compassion—there are proven solutions that work for both.”
—Deme Hill, Principal Consultant, AHP
Complexities in Dismantling Encampments: Part I
Held on November 4, 2024
What We Covered in Part I
This first session explored the challenges and considerations surrounding encampment resolution, including policy implications, racial and social justice factors, and real-world approaches to addressing homelessness with dignity.
Part 1 Recording
A discussion with experts on equitable strategies for dismantling encampments while balancing public safety, community concerns, and individual rights.
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Quick-Reference Takeaways
A quick-reference summary of critical insights from Part 1, including policy considerations, outreach strategies, and best practices.
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National Approaches Brief
An in-depth look at national approaches to encampment resolution, including examples of effective collaboration and cross-sector strategies.
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Join Us April 28, 2025
What You’ll Learn
Building on the foundation of the first installment of “Dismantling Encampments,” this session will go beyond theory to explore real, actionable solutions. Learn how communities across the United States are effectively addressing encampments through interdisciplinary collaboration, innovative policies, and housing-centered strategies. Together we’ll explore:
- Effective, scalable strategies for dismantling encampments
- Actual scenarios from communities making real progress
- Lessons learned for sustainable impact
Continue the Conversation
Dismantling encampments requires collaboration, expertise, and evidence-based solutions. Our team at AHP is here to support your efforts with strategic planning, technical assistance, and policy guidance.
If you have questions or want to learn more, visit our Contact Us page or email us at contact@ahpnet.com.
Thank you for your commitment to addressing this critical issue.
About Us
Advocates for Human Potential, Inc. (AHP) creates powerful solutions to improve health and human services systems. By partnering with the federal government, states, municipalities, healthcare systems, and nonprofits, we help people experiencing the greatest disadvantages lead full and productive lives. We are national leaders in training and technical assistance, research and evaluation, publishing, and dedicated consulting. On issues from workforce development to mental health, substance use disorders to housing and homelessness, we help our clients enhance behavioral health care through systems change. AHP was founded nearly 40 years ago to develop solutions for some of the biggest social infrastructure challenges across the nation. Our company has offices in metro Boston, Chicago, Los Angeles, Phoenix, and Tampa. Find out more at www.ahpnet.com.
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