EQUITABLE PATHWAYS TO HOUSING

Equitable Pathways to Housing is a multi-method collaborative research project aiming to better understand how to create pathways from unsheltered homelessness to housing that are fair, fast, and long-term. Based in Miami-Dade County, the project includes Interview and Observation Research, a PhotoVoice Gallery, and Analysis of HMIS data.

About the Project

Interview and Observation Research

PhotoVoice Gallery

HMIS Analysis

EQUITABLE PATHWAYS TO HOUSING

A research project led by Florida International University (FIU) researchers and generously funded by the National Alliance to End Homelessness and facilitated by the Miami-Dade County Homeless Trust

The project is led by Principal Investigator (PI) Matthew D. Marr, Ph.D. and Co-PI Qing Lai, Ph.D., FIU Global and Sociocultural Studies.

Research collaborators include Melissa Hurtado Nuez, MA, Rice University Sociology; Sebastian Ballestas Buelvas, MA, FIU Global & Sociocultural Studies; Trey Santorine, MA, University of Miami Sociology; Ana Chamorro, FIU Global & Sociocultural Studies; Kevin Kilcoyne, FIU Global & Sociocultural Studies; Beverly Muzuii, FIU Global & Sociocultural Studies; Melissa Boissiere, MA, FIU Politics and International Relations; Jack Vertovec, Ph.D., Behavioral Science Research Institute; Joshua Evans, Behavioral Science Research Institute; Gary Allen, The HeArt Room; and Natalia da Silva, Ph.D., Homer and Dolly Hand Art Center, Stetson University.