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Dismantling Encampments Webinar Library
Explore tools, insights, and expert guidance to help your community take action.
We just wrapped Part II of our national webinar series, Complexities in Dismantling Encampments, where experts shared real-world strategies for addressing encampments with compassion, sustainability, and public safety in mind.
Keep the momentum going: Watch the new recording, download resources from both sessions, and discover approaches that work.
A quick look at how this powerful series got started
Trailer: What’s Possible When You Lead with Solutions
If you missed Part I—or want a refresher—this 2-minute video offers highlights from the first session and a glimpse of the momentum behind this national conversation.
What We Covered in Complexities in Dismantling Encampments: Part II
Held on April 28, 2025
This second session moved beyond theory to explore actionable solutions communities are using today. Topics included:
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Effective, scalable strategies for dismantling encampments
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Actual scenarios from communities making real progress
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Lessons learned for sustainable impact
Don’t miss the insights from leaders who are helping cities and states tackle encampment challenges in practical, equitable ways.
FAQs
Actionable, person-centered solutions to dismantle encampments compassionately and effectively.
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Case Study
Proven strategies and case-based insights for sustainable impact.
READ MOREMeet the Experts
Learn from the voices shaping national strategies.
Deme Hill, D.P.A.
Principal Consultant—Housing and Homelessness, AHP
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
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.
Full Recording
A discussion with experts on equitable strategies for dismantling encampments while balancing public safety, community concerns, and individual rights.
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Key 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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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.
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Thank you for your commitment to addressing this critical issue.
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