Jasmine Rangel works closely with other members of the housing team to advance housing justice across the nation for the 100 million people struggling to make ends meet. Specifically, she conducts research, builds resources, and supports community leaders, organizers, and policymakers to advance their movement building efforts towards a more just housing system. From supporting housing advocacy in Charlottesville, VA to conducting housing research with the Eviction Lab, Jasmine hopes to continue to build her passion and training in public policy to support communities achieve equitable and thriving communities. Jasmine has spoken on many webinars and panels with hundreds  of housing advocates on various housing justice advocacy topics from the intersection of public health and housing, to the importance of robust tenant protections. Jasmine holds a master of public policy from the Frank Batten School of Leadership and Public Policy at the University of Virginia and a B.S. from Berry College in political science, with a minor in women and gender studies.

SPEAKING TOPICS INCLUDE:

Housing and Land Justice

Housing Policy Research

Reparative Spatial Justice

Racial Equity in Policymaking