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A new issue brief from the 2023 Minnesota Homeless Study explores how people experience homelessness differently across the state.
Wilder Research In the News
- Ruling in Grants Pass v. Johnson misses the mark on homelessness (MinnPost) - Minnesota Homeless Study co-director Michelle Decker Gerrard and research scientist Stephanie Nelson Dusek co-wrote this commentary on who is affected by the recent US Supreme Court decision.
- A supply surge for affordable housing (Star Tribune) - This editorial references Minnesota Homeless Study data on the number of people experiencing homelessness in Minnesota.
- Experts working to end homelessness in Minnesota say Supreme Court ruling will make their jobs harder (Star Tribune) - Researcher Stephanie Nelson Dusek is interviewed.
- Shelter closures make homelessness in greater Minnesota more precarious (MPR) - Mentions Minnesota Homeless Study findings on homelessness in greater Minnesota and the Twin Cities metropolitan area.
- Minneapolis advocates express disappointment at Supreme Court's homelessness ruling (WCCO) - Minnesota Homeless Study co-director Michelle Decker Gerrard is interviewed about a ruling affecting how communities can respond to homelessness.
- Minneapolis advocates express disappointment at Supreme Court's homelessness ruling (WCCO)
- Homelessness in Minnesota has declined since 2018, according to new study (Star Tribune)
- Researchers: Homelessness declined slightly in Minnesota since 2018, pandemic effect unclear (MPR News)
On the Podcast
December 15, 2023
withJessica Tokunaga
Guests discuss how using a story-focused approach in evaluation can help better understand what experiences are important and meaningful to Indigenous families in Minnesota.
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31 minutes