The emergence and rapid growth of the coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic
has significantly impacted the US criminal justice system as federal and state governments …

Existing research suggests that individuals who are released from prison face considerable
challenges in obtaining access to safe, stable, and affordable places to live and call home …

The United States has experienced dramatic increases in both incarceration rates and the
population of insecurely housed or homeless persons since the 1980s. These marginalized …

The relationships between housing circumstances and recidivism are well established
among people released from prison. Despite probation being far more common than prison …

Similar to many criminologists, my interest in pursuing this career was driven by a desire to
improve responses to injustices, on both small and large scales. I believe that among …

Background Youth experiencing homelessness have disproportionate contact with the
criminal legal system. This system contact represents a critical inflection point for enhancing …

In recent decades, the United States has seen the simultaneous rise of mass incarceration
and homelessness. The two crises are driven by the same structural factors and interact with …

This paper seeks to demonstrate the efficacy of a five-stage, temporally-driven
homelessness prevention typology encompassing universal, upstream, crisis, emergency …

The links between housing and health are now known to be strong and multifaceted and to
generally span across 4 key pillars: stability, affordability, quality and safety, and …

Objectives I examine housing instability among individuals with a felony conviction but no
incarceration history relative to formerly incarcerated individuals as a means of separating …