Every now and then, Crosscut likes to gather all you readers, thinkers and civic leaders together in the same (gasp) physical space. Why? To have a real-time, in-person conversation about the topics that we cover. This Thursday, we’ll be convening a panel of experts to discuss homeless youth.Crosscut’s Editor-in-Chief, Mary Bruno, will moderate the expert panelists, and together they’ll tackle this question: Why are certain groups of young people — like LGBT and African American youth — far more likely to to experience homelessness?Panelists include Shannon Perez-Darby, Youth Services Program Director at the Northwest Network; Eleta Wright, PRO Youth Case Manager at Auburn Youth Resources; Sara Rankin, Associate Professor of Lawyering Skills at Seattle University; and Megan Gibbard, Homeless Youth and Young Adult Project Manager on the Committee to End Homelessness in King County.We’ll see you there. To register or learn more, go here. To read Crosscut’s coverage of homelessness and related issues, go here. — K.H.
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By Kate Harloe
Kate Harloe is Crosscut's Community Manager & Editorial Assistant. After graduating from Hamilton College, Kate completed two seasons of work for the Southwest Conservation Corps before moving
Kate Harloe is Crosscut's Community Manager & Editorial Assistant. After graduating from Hamilton College, Kate completed two seasons of work for the Southwest Conservation Corps before moving