The Mockingbird Society

The Mockingbird Society

Posted onSeptember 3, 2015January 29, 2016AuthorSheila Babb Anderson

Grantee Spotlight: Lead a successful coalition to pass the Homeless Youth Prevention and Protection Act. The Mockingbird Society, a statewide advocacy organization working to improve foster care and end youth homelessness in Washington, successfully helped pass legislation in 2015 that

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This state budget request would combine with philanthropic grants to create a flexible fund that can prevent youth and young adult homelessness before it even starts by addressing a wide range of needs - including rental assistance, securing an ID, and transportation to work.

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Today is @AWayHomeWA advocacy day with First Lady Trudi Inslee! Youth and staff from Pierce, Yakima, Spokane, and Walla Walla counties at the Capitol today pushing for an investment in the Centralized Diversion Fund. pic.twitter.com/D2jf…

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Valuable week of learning and sharing with @funderstogether, @naehomelessness and some of our fellow Seattle-area philanthropies working on ending homelessness at home and across the country. pic.twitter.com/4OV6…

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Learn more about the Upstream Project in @educationlab - important new pilot modeled after Australia's Geelong to prevent student homelessness. @schoolhousewa projects.seattletime…

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Thank you @RepDerekKilmer for your leadership in passing #WildOlympics! twitter.com/WildOlym…

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RT @WildOlympics 📢BREAKING NEWS!📢 The U.S. House of Representatives just passed the #WildOlympics Wilderness & #WildAndScenic Rivers Act! Thank you, @RepDerekKilmer for your steadfast leadership in helping salmon recovery, growing local jobs and the economy & safeguarding clean water. pic.twitter.com/SEgU…

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