Over 20 years of scholarship suggests that living in America's poorest and most dangerous
communities diminishes the life course development of children and adults. In the 1990s, the …

Research on the housing choice voucher program and housing mobility interventions shows
that even with assistance, it is difficult for poor minority families to relocate to, and remain in …

In this article, we ask how housing subsidies might influence young children. We examine
two national housing policies–public housing assistance and the Section 8 vouchers …

This article explores the territorial stigmatisation–gentrification nexus and how it is advanced
by an intellectual pipeline between academics and policymakers in the USA. Despite much …

Rationale Externalizing behavior problems are common among children and adolescents,
and have considerable negative impacts on their long-term health and wellbeing …

Abstract Families using the Housing Choice Voucher Program rarely experience large gains
in neighborhood or school quality when compared with unassisted poor renters. Research …

The Moving to Opportunity (MTO) for Fair Housing demonstration provided an opportunity for
low-income renters to move to low-poverty neighborhoods. Many of these renters, however …

Since the early 1990s, federal housing policy in the US has become increasingly concerned
with the confluence of the neighborhood quality and location of assisted housing residents …

Problem, research strategy, and findings: Housing policy in the United States has struggled
for decades to assess the relative importance of neighborhood context in the provision of …

Background: The Moving To Opportunity (MTO) experiment manipulated neighborhood
context by randomly assigning housing vouchers to volunteers living in public housing to …