Are Subsidized Housing Residents More Vulnerable and More Exposed to Extreme Heat? Equitable Places November 18, 2020 / Research Summary This study found that not only are residents of California’s subsidized housing more likely to be socially vulnerable to the health effects of extreme heat, but they are also more likely to live in housing with more extreme heat exposure. Stability & Opportunity The Many Meanings of “Aging in Place” November 04, 2020 / Research Summary Equitable Places How Can DC Reverse and Prevent Cultural Displacement of Black Latines? Sonia Torres Rodriguez November 11, 2020 / Article The Latest News Roundup September 10, 2020 Wildfires, youth homelessness, segregation, and affordable housing Equitable Places How Suburbs’ Increasing Diversity Influences Police Practices September 09, 2020 / Research Summary Equitable Places How Do Unhoused People in Downtown San Diego Perceive Police Treatment? September 09, 2020 / Research Summary News Roundup September 03, 2020 Eviction, disaster relief, suburbs, affordable housing Stability & Opportunity Do People Incarcerated before Age 25 Experience a Longer Duration of Homelessness? September 02, 2020 / Research Summary Education Housing Insecurity Caused by COVID-19 Doesn’t Have to Exacerbate Educational Inequities Megan Gallagher, Anne Griffith, Alexa Rosenberg September 02, 2020 / Article Equitable Places Reflections on Chicago’s Public Housing Reentry Program August 26, 2020 / Research Summary Equitable Places Policing Shapes Residents’ Perceptions of Government in City Neighborhoods August 26, 2020 / Research Summary Equitable Places Four Lessons for Advancing Racial Equity through Place-Based Initiatives Corianne Payton Scally, Lydia Lo August 26, 2020 / Article News Roundup August 27, 2020 Homelessness, eviction, climate change, and senior living September 25, 2020 Friday Equitable Places In Pursuit of Equitable Development: Lessons from Washington, Detroit, and Boston Webinar Hosted by Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University September 04, 2020 Friday Stability & Opportunity The Impact of COVID-19 on Renters and Rental Markets Webinar Hosted by Joint Center for Housing Studies of Harvard University News Roundup August 20, 2020 New York City public housing, discrimination, mobility, and homeownership September 23, 2020 Wednesday Equitable Places People, Power, and Place: A History of Organizing and Movement Building Webinar Hosted by Mel King Institute for Community Building August 25, 2020 Tuesday Equitable Places Preventing Evictions in Communities of Color During COVID-19 Webinar Hosted by Asset Funders Network More
