Please Join Us For
Pathways to Stable Homes
Promoting Caregiver Health and Child Health Through Housing Stability

Thursday, May 16th, 2019
8:30 – 10:30 a.m.
Continental Breakfast Served at 8:00 a.m.
The Edgerley Center for Civic Leadership
at The Boston Foundation
75 Arlington Street, 3rd Floor, Boston
Join Children’s HealthWatch, headquartered at Boston Medical Center, as they release findings from their newest report, “Pathways to Stable Homes” at a forum hosted by the Boston Foundation. This new, innovative research documents the synergistic combination of policies designed to ensure that working families in each low-income county of Massachusetts are able to pay for rent without sacrificing basic needs.
As part of the presentation, Children’s HealthWatch will introduce policies that are complementary to current efforts for more affordable homes, but not traditionally considered pathways to housing stability, like childcare and working family tax credits, which are vital programs for improving families’ ability to pay rent. Children’s HealthWatch researchers will present their findings and policy recommendations. Following the presentation, a panel of diverse stakeholders will react to the research presented and share insights based on their expertise.
This research was funded by the Boston Foundation, The Paul & Phyllis Fireman Charitable Foundation, United Way of Massachusetts Bay & Merrimack Valley and One Family, Inc.
Welcome
Orlando Watkins, Vice President of Programs, The Boston Foundation
Presentation of Report
Ana Poblacion, Ph.D., MSc, Research Scientist, Children’s HealthWatch, Boston Medical Center
Panel Discussion with Q&A
Kate Barrand, President & CEO, Horizons for Homeless Children
Renee Boynton-Jarrett, MD, ScD, Pediatrician, Boston Medical Center; Founder, Vital Village Network (Moderator)
Marjorie Decker, State Representative, Massachusetts 25th Middlesex District
Ruthie Liberman, Vice President of Public Policy, EMPath – Economic Mobility Pathways
Additional panelists to be announced
For additional information or to register by phone or email, please contact Michelle Hinkle at 617-338-4268 or michelle.hinkle@tbf.org
