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Homelessness Evaluation Resource Hub

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Leaders in the housing and homeless sector are working hard every day to make a difference in their communities. To maximize the impact of this critical work, it is beneficial to know what’s working and what isn’t.

That’s where evidence comes in. 

Evidence from rigorous research can provide critical information on whether something works, how, and for whom—information valuable for not only those administering a particular program, but also the broader population of decision-makers. 

What resources are you seeking today?

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I’m looking for resources on how to generate new evidence by evaluating a program or policy.

Generate Evidence

 

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I’m looking for resources on existing evidence about homelessness to help inform decisionmaking.

Use Evidence

 

Acknowledgments

J-PAL North America would like to thank David Phillips and the Wilson Sheehan Lab for Economic Opportunities (LEO) at Notre Dame for their scientific advisement and support on the Hub and the materials contained therein. We are grateful to Google.org for their financial support. We would also like to thank all of the researchers, policy analysts, program administrators, and public sector leaders who provided their insights and expertise.
 

Contact us!

If you have any feedback about the Resource Hub or questions about generating and using evidence, please contact [email protected].