Fellowship Summary
The Minnesota Coalition for the Homeless Advocacy Fellowship is a leadership development program that empowers people with lived experience of homelessness to shape housing policy in Minnesota. Through hands on advocacy, legislative engagement, mentorship, and professional development, Advocacy Fellows build the skills and connections needed to influence systems change while strengthening MCH’s advocacy efforts. Fellows play an active role in developing policy, engaging community members, communicating with advocates and lawmakers, and ensuring lived experience remains at the center of decisions that impact people experiencing homelessness. We believe the people most affected by homelessness are the experts, and lasting solutions are strongest when they are leading the conversation.
Current Advocacy Fellowship Members (2025-2027)
- Ash Littles
- Vonn Grayson
- Randi Wickham
- DaKota Morgan
Learn more about our current Fellows on our website here
Advocacy Fellowship Alumni (2023-2025)
- Jason Urbancyzk
- LaQuita Love-Limo
- Claudette McDowall
- Ranee Rock
