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Sarah Rosenkrantz

J.D. Candidate, Harvard Law School

Sarah Rosenkrantz is the co-founder of Y2Y Network, a nonprofit organization that operates youth-led shelters for young adults experiencing homelessness.13 She founded Y2Y Harvard Square, the nation's first youth-led shelter for young people experiencing homelessness, along with Sam Greenberg while they were students at Harvard University.13

Key points about Sarah Rosenkrantz:

  1. She graduated from Harvard in May 2014.1
  2. Sarah and Sam were named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list for social entrepreneurship in 2017.14
  3. They were also included in the 2015 Bostonians of the Year Honorable Mentions list by the Boston Globe Magazine.1
  4. Before college, Sarah had developed a passion for issues of housing and homelessness.1
  5. At Y2Y, Sarah and Sam have built a diverse community of supporters, including key political figures from Boston and Cambridge, and a wide volunteer base.14

Sarah Rosenkrantz's work with Y2Y Network has been recognized for its innovative approach to addressing youth homelessness through a youth-to-youth model.3 The organization provides a safe and affirming environment for young adults ages 18 to 24 experiencing homelessness, offering not just shelter but also pathways out of homelessness and advocacy opportunities.12

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Cambridge, Massachusetts