Abt Associates / Pearson / HomeBase / NYC Real Estate Economics Group / Homeless Services / CD / /
Country
United States / /
Facility
National Institute of Mental Health / National Institute of Child Health / Columbia Center / Columbia University / Furman Center / New York University / /
IndustryTerm
landlord mediation / treatment / job search assistance / family / bank ownership / control / substance abuse services / /
Organization
Columbia University / Department of Homeless Services / National Alliance / New York University / Furman Center / Department of Economics / Mailman School of Public Health / Columbia Population Research Center / Columbia Center for Homelessness Prevention Studies / Center for Urban Research / National Institute of Child Health and Human Development / National Institute of Mental Health / /
Person
John Mollenkopf / Abhishek Joshi / Veronica Neville / Bill McAllister / Sara Zuiderveen / Ellen Munley / Ingrid Ellen / Beth Shinn / Scott Auwater / Sue Marcus / Maiko Yomogida / Joanna Weissman / Ellen Howard-Cooper / Bernard Salanie / Peter Messeri / Sue Barrow / Serena Ng / Jay Bainbridge / Jonathan Kwon / Eileen Lynch / Carol Caton / Sarena Goodman / /
Does Homelessness Prevention Work? Evidence from New York City’s HomeBase Program Peter Messeri, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University, New York Brendan O’Flaherty, Department of Economics, Columbia U