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Ending unsheltered homelessness – Elizabeth Funk, Founder and CEO, DignityMoves
Our Founder and CEO, Elizabeth Funk, delivered a keynote speech to hundreds of Gensler’s global design and innovation leaders, sharing a bold message: unsheltered homelessness is solvable—but we need to let go of old thinking that no longer serves us.
When we challenge outdated assumptions and rethink what’s possible, we create space for real, lasting solutions. Thank you to Gensler for hosting this meaningful conversation and for being a valued partner in designing interim housing communities that heal. Together, we’re showing what’s possible when we lead with urgency, creativity, and dignity.
Our Founder and CEO, Elizabeth Funk, delivered a keynote speech to hundreds of Gensler’s global design and innovation leaders, sharing a bold message: unsheltered homelessness is solvable—but we need to let go of old thinking that no longer serves us.
When we challenge outdated assumptions and rethink what’s possible, we create space for real, lasting solutions. Thank you to Gensler for hosting this meaningful conversation and for being a valued partner in designing interim housing communities that heal. Together, we’re showing what’s possible when we lead with urgency, creativity, and dignity.
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