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Tag: destabilized housing market

A Theory of Poverty Destabilization: Why Low-Income Families Become Homeless in New York City

Need for shelter in community districts in the South Bronx and central Brooklyn dominate the list of the highest-contributing areas, while comparatively few families in shelter come from Manhattan.…

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The way we define homelessness is important because it determines who gets vital assistance.

In the latest episode of @npr`s ‘It’s Been a Minute’ podcast, Dr. Margot Kushel, Director at the @ucsf Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative, and Dr. Molly Richard, assistant professor in the Department of Public Health at the @universityofri’s College of Health Sciences, discuss the various ways governments define homelessness—and the families and children that may be getting left out as a result.

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The way we define homelessness is important because it determines who gets vital assistance.

In the latest episode of @npr's ‘It’s Been a Minute’ podcast,  Dr. Margot Kushel, Director at the @ucsf Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative, and Dr. Molly Richard, assistant professor in the Department of Public Health at the @universityofri’s College of Health Sciences, discuss the various ways governments define homelessness—and the families and children that may be getting left out as a result.

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