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Strategies for National and State Groups to Equitably Identify People with Lived Experience

Best Practices, Post-Permanency Programming

2022

1-5 pages

Office of the Assistant Secretary for Planning and Evaluation, US Department of Health and Human Services

Grace Guerrero Ramirez, Lauren Amos, Annalisa Mastri, Ryan Ruggiero, Dana Jean-Baptiste, Nkemdiri Wheatley, Tonyka McKinney, Kataney Prior, Roger De Leon, Madison Sandoval-Lunn, Wilnisha Sutton, Eric Washington, Laura Erickson, and Amanda Benton

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Highlights concrete strategies that health and human services staff can use to help equitably identify people with lived experience to engage.

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