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Demography of Housing Inequality and Instability
Tue, August 11, 2:00 to 3:30pm, TBASession Submission Type: Paper Session (90 minute)
Description
This session considers various aspects of housing inequality and instability, including evictions, unhoused households, multigenerational families; the health and financial consequences of housing instability; and the role of housing policies in alleviating or exacerbating the risk of experiencing housing instability.
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Individual Presentations
Shared Households and the Antipoverty Impacts of Older Adults’ Social Security Benefits - Hope Harvey, University of Kentucky; Kristin Perkins, Georgetown University
Linked Lives and the Financial Consequences of Living with Aging Parents - Adriana Reyes, Cornell University; Anna Maria Bokun, NYC Department of City Planning; Jacqueline L Angel, The University of Texas at Austin; Elizabeth Vasquez, Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics, CIHS, SUNY Albany; Stipica Mudrazija, University of Washington
Health Consequences of Eviction Among Unhoused People: A Quasi-Experiment in King County, WA - Ihsan Kahveci, University of Oxford; Tim Thomas, University of California, Berkeley; Nathalie E. Williams, University of Washington; Janelle Rothfolk, King County Regional Homelessness Authority; Cathea Carey, King County Regional Homelessness Authority; Paul Hebert; Amy Hagopian, University of Washington; Zack W. Almquist, University of Washington
“An exposure of all the things that were previously wrong” : Renters’ experiences with Emergency Rental Assistance - Patricia Lewis, Sacred Heart University; Kyra R Rost, The Ohio State University; Danya Keene, Yale University; Penelope Schlesinger, Yale University
Receiving Homelessness Services in Structurally Disadvantaged Neighborhoods: A Case of Compounded Deprivation in Transitions to Adulthood? - Jared N. Schachner, University of Southern California