Ending homelessness for EU nationals living in the UK
About the event
Join us for the first event in a new series of policy seminars that will bring people together to develop the solutions needed to end homelessness in Britain. The first event will look at what needs to change to prevent and end homelessness for EU nationals living in the UK.
This event will launch new Crisis research looking at the different experiences of homelessness that migrants face across Britain and provide attendees with the opportunity to hear from an international panel discussing the issues in the UK and EU. You will also have the chance to share your learnings and expertise to identify what needs to change to make sure that no one in the UK is put at greater risk of becoming homeless because of their immigration status.
Agenda
09:30 am Registration
10:00 am Welcome: May Bulman Social Affairs Correspondent, The Independent
10:10 am Matt Downie Director of Policy and External Affairs, Crisis: Migrant homelessness scoping research–presentation of key findings
10:30 am Panel discussion and Q&A: What needs to change to prevent and end homelessness for EU nationals living in the UK?
Chair: May Bulman Social Affairs Correspondent, The Independent
Panellists:
Pam Orchard
Chief Executive, The Connection at St Martin’s
Barbara Drozdowicz
Chief Executive, East European Resource Centre
Albert Sales
Advisor, Mayor of Barcelona
11:30 am Break
11:50 am
Group discussion, world café style
12:35 pm
Reflections and feedback from group discussions
12:55 pm Matt Downie Director of Policy and External Affairs, Crisis: Closing remarks
1:00 pm Close