Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, localities across the United States have been
given unprecedented short-term rental assistance funding and considerable flexibility in its …

War, Pulitzer Prize–winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen (2016) asserts that all wars are
fought twice—first on the battlefield and then in our collective memory. Our collective …

The federal government allocated an unprecedented level of funding to develop emergency
rental assistance programs to help vulnerable low-income renter households remain …

Homelessness prevention efforts face an overarching challenge: how to target limited
resources far enough downstream to capture those at greatest risk of homelessness, but far …

Group dynamics are central to understanding race in America. Research reveals that Blacks
and Latinos who report discrimination are more likely to feel interracial political commonality …

Many Hispanic households in the United States face poor housing conditions, high rent
burdens, overcrowding, and—in some communities—high rates of homelessness. At the …

Rental affordability represents a growing issue across the United States. Existing research
largely focuses on consumption trade-offs related to rising rents or the impacts of poverty …

Structural racism and individual discrimination contribute to racial inequalities in poor
housing conditions in the United States. Less is known about whether and how structural …

The current study synthesizes findings from interviews with 14 CoCs representatives (64%
female, 71% White) asking how CoCs are addressing local race-based disparities through …

Background The indoor home environment (IHE) is an important determinant of health.
However, there is limited information about variation in the IHE by race/ethnicity among the …