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Building Solutions from the Ground Up: Inside LA's Homelessness Design Lab from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of Second Grace LA
Building Solutions from the Ground Up: Inside LA's Homelessness Design Lab from Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of Second Grace LA

Inside LA County's groundbreaking design lab where 100+ participants are rebuilding homeless services from scratch. A firsthand account of human-centered design reshaping HSH to replace LAHSA.

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Homelessness, Community, Letters to the Housed, Personal Data RightsPaul Asplund#HomelessServices, LACounty, HSH, #HumanCenteredDesign, SystemicChange, RadicalHope, ServiceReform, DataOwnership, CommunityEngagementComment
Personal Data Rights and Systemic Change: Building Coordinated Care for Our Unhoused Neighbors - Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of Second Grace LA
Personal Data Rights and Systemic Change: Building Coordinated Care for Our Unhoused Neighbors - Letters to the Housed by Paul Asplund of Second Grace LA

Exploring how personal data ownership and coordinated care systems can transform homelessness services in LA, especially as the city prepares for 2026 World Cup and 2028 Olympics.

personal data rights, homelessness services, coordinated care systems, LA Olympics 2028, World Cup 2026, systemic change, homeless industrial complex, federal policy changes, community organizing

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Personal Data Rights, Coordinated CarePaul Asplundpersonal data rights homelessness, coordinated care systems LA, Olympics 2028 homeless impact, systemic change homelessness services, federal policy homeless community, homelessness, data rights, systemic change, LA Olympics, community organizing, federal policy, coordinated care, social justice, housing rights, nonprofit managementComment