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Homelessness is the Least Interesting Thing About Them | Chelsea Minhas | TEDxSurrey

In this insightful talk, Chelsea Minhas shares her journey from a small rural town in B.C., Canada to Chief Program Officer at Covenant House in Vancouver, an organization supporting homeless youth in the city. Through her storytelling, Chelsea dismantles stereotypes about homelessness, emphasizing the resilience and potential of the youth she works with. She challenges societal misconceptions, urging viewers to recognize youth homelessness as a systemic issue and be open to taking action. Chelsea's call to truly see and invest in the potential of homeless youth resonates as she illustrates transformative success stories. The talk inspires a shift in public perception and prompts tangible steps individuals can take to contribute to ending youth homelessness, emphasizing that "homelessness is the least interesting thing about them." Chelsea Minhas, with a Master of Social Work from UBC, has dedicated over 16 years to Covenant House, a Vancouver youth support organization. Serving as Chief Program Officer, she spearheads program operations, advises governments, and is a respected trainer and speaker. Chelsea champions evidence-based practices, offering unconditional support to youth and advocating for policy changes. Firm in the belief that investing in youth betters the community, she addresses youth homelessness, aiming for collective involvement. Chelsea seeks to redefine the narrative around youth homelessness, emphasizing the multifaceted identities of those affected. Joining her movement, she contends, unveils the richness beyond homelessness because homelessness is the least interesting thing about them. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx