Homelessness 

Without Housing Solutions, the Rise of Aged Homelessness Could Create a Public Health Crisis

How Does the Way We Define Homelessness Affect Students?

Did Calling Encampments “Homeless Hot Spots” Change the Policing of Homelessness in NYC?

Housing First Is a Promising Approach to Help Domestic Violence Survivors Attain Stability and Safety

Over Half a Million People Experienced Homelessness in 2022

How Does Housing Stability Affect Mental Health?

Short-Term Financial Assistance Programs Are a Cost-Effective Way to Prevent K–12 Homelessness

How Jail and Prison In-Reach Programs Improve Housing Outcomes and Reduce Recidivism

How Much Do You Know About Homelessness in America?

Ensuring Effective Data Exchange Practices May Improve Reentry Outcomes

The McKinney-Vento Act Helps Thousands of Students Every Year. How Could It Help Even More?

Policing Doesn’t End Homelessness. Supportive Housing Does.

Combining Mental Health, Telehealth, and Housing Services Can Improve Outcomes for People Experiencing Homelessness and Providers

Basic Needs Include More Than Minimal Food and Housing for Higher Education Students

Colleges and Universities are Experiencing their Own Affordable Housing Crisis