Pat Clifford, MSSA, LSW, is a social worker, consultant and evaluator working with non-profit and community-based organizations. Clients include MIT Community Innovators Lab, Housing California, the Pretrial Justice Institute, the National Coalition for the Homeless, Joseph House, and many others. His research interests include community collaborative efforts, returning military veterans, and strategic power building with communities. He teaches community social work theory and practice and assists with course design at the Mandel School of Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University, where he received the 2024 John A. Yankey Outstanding Part-Time Teacher of the Year Award. During the first half of his career, he served for twelve years as Executive Director of the Drop Inn Center, Cincinnati’s largest shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. Other roles include board member of SOURCE Studio, co-chair of the Hamilton County Bail Reform Committee, and past co-chair of the Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless. Pat received his MSSA from the Mandel School for Applied Social Sciences at Case Western Reserve University. He is a graduate of Leadership Cincinnati Class 34.
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