Charlie Rudoy is the Senior Program Manager for New York at the Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH). He leads programs that support the development of new supportive housing in New York and works on policy and advocacy campaigns that expand access to stable housing for homeless New Yorkers, particularly people leaving Rikers Island and other carceral settings. Charlie previously worked as an urban planner at NYC Housing Preservation & Development (HPD) where he led fair housing and community engagement initiatives. His work as a houser is informed by a wide array of prior experiences which include working on Brooklyn Public Library's strategic plan, stints as an educator and community radio producer, and years traveling the country in a van as the drummer in a touring indie rock band. He holds a Master's in Urban Policy & Leadership from CUNY Hunter.