Pascale Leone brings over 20 years of nonprofit leadership experience, advancing housing justice, reproductive rights, public health, and healthy aging. Pascale is the Executive Director of the Supportive Housing Network of New York (the Network), a nonprofit membership organization representing more than 200 not-for-profit organizations that operate and develop supportive housing in New York. Under her leadership, the Network launched its first-ever State of Supportive Housing report, providing an unprecedented, comprehensive overview of the state’s supportive housing landscape and developed the Safety and Wellbeing Training Series to strengthen workforce capacity and foster community. The Network was recently named City & State’s Top Trade Association in 2025. Previously, Pascale spent nine years at the Corporation for Supportive Housing, most recently as the VP of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging crafting and implementing CSH’s Racial Equity Framework, earning CSH the 2022 Crain’s New York Business “Diversity and Inclusion: Showing the Way” award. Pascale holds a BA in Africana Studies and Political Science from SUNY Albany and a Master’s in Public Policy from Rockefeller College. Pascale serves on the boards of the Health & Housing Consortium and Human Services Council and is a steering committee member of the Racial Equity in Supportive Housing, the Girl Scouts of Nassau County, and the Center for Health Care Strategies' Better Care Playbook.