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/PRNewswire/ -- New on HUD User, the Fall 2023 issue of Evidence Matters: Transforming Knowledge into Housing and Community Development Policy introduces...

The Spring/Summer 2023 issue of Evidence Matters: Transforming Knowledge into Housing and Community Development Policy, which focuses on how Housing First can address homelessness, is now available. This issue provides an explanation of Housing First, reviews evidence that supports the viability of Housing First when compared to the treatment first model, and highlights Boston and Chattanooga as two case studies for cities that have adopted the Housing First model using different strategies. Ke...

/PRNewswire/ -- The Winter 2023 issue of Evidence Matters: Transforming Knowledge into Housing and Community Development Policy, which focuses on the role and...

The Winter 2023 issue of Evidence Matters: Transforming Knowledge into Housing and Community Development Policy, which focuses on the role and influence of institutional investors in the housing market, is now available. This issue highlights the recent entry of institutional investors into the single-family housing market, their effects on renters and prospective homebuyers, and ways to mitigate their potential negative impacts; institutional investor activity in two metropolitan statistical a...

The Spring 2022 issue of Evidence Matters: Transforming Knowledge into Housing and Community Development Policy, which focuses on the intersectional aspects of youth homelessness in the U.S., is now available. This issue highlights the prevalence, demographics, causes, and consequences of youth homelessness; policies to address and reduce youth homelessness; HUD-led research, including recent findings from the Youth Homelessness Demonstration Program (YHDP); and programs and services of several...

  Exploring the Nuance of Community-Driven Archives: A Conversation with Archives Practitioners Jimmy Zavala and Nancy Godoy What happens when large research university libraries engage in community outreach around archives and community memory? The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University Libraries invites you to a virtual public event where we will learn about the community-driven archives projects our guests have led, featuring inspirations, successes and challenges. What shou...