Announcing the 5th Annual

Southern Conference

on Youth Homelessness

September 11-12, 2023

Atlanta, GA

Come to learn from the South

Join us in Atlanta, Georgia on Monday, September 11, and Tuesday, September 12 for our 5th Annual Southern Conference on Youth Homelessness.

Our two-day, in-person, gathering will offer a space for attendees from across the country to connect with providers, youth advocates, activists, policymakers, funders, and more committed to ending the youth homelessness crisis and placing power and resources in the hands of young people across the Southern United States.

Explore the Agenda

View our interactive, intersectional 2-day agenda featuring deep dives and mainstage talks on supporting young people living with HIV, youth-led roundtables, implementing direct cash transfer programs and more.

VIEW THE AGENDA
Meet Keynote Speaker: Latrice Royale

We’re thrilled to hear a keynote address from the legendary Latrice Royale at our Southern Conference on Youth Homelessness in Atlanta next month.

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Public Health & Safety

PSY believes we are responsible for caring for each other and that together we can make the Southern Conference as safe as possible.

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Community Guidelines

As an organization, we prioritize inclusivity and the safety of our community. Please review our community guidelines to best support one another in co-creating an intentional, brave, informed space.

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Travel & Lodging

Our team has compiled a list of nearby hotels within 5 miles of the Conference venue to support attendees in planning their travel.

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Meet the Speakers

Meet the incredible speakers presenting at our 5th Annual Southern Conference on Youth Homelessness.

Meet the Speakers

Sliding Scale Registration

Our Conference is Now HUD-Approved! Project administrative funds awarded under the CoC and Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) Programs may be used to attend the Southern Conference.

We hope that this sliding scale facilitates increased access to our events and serves as an invitation for our community to both think and speak deeply about the societal factors that create such stark disparities in wealth and resources in the US. We trust our community to evaluate their needs accordingly.