Keep Irvine Safe and Strong (KISS)
Title
Keep Irvine Safe and Strong (KISS)
Creator
Anita Coleman
Date
June 3, 2018
Description
The Keep Irvine Safe and Strong collection, KISS, is a growing set of peer reviewed research resources and reports about homelessness related to crime, publicity safety, and security. When completed it will have the classic resources, data, and best practices to help residents find research data to questions such as: Does homeless housing increase or decrease crime? Does it increase or decrease property values? What is the public safety approach to homelessness and how is it working? What are the tools, approaches, best practices, and solutions that are successful in ending homelessness?
Coverage
City of Irvine - California - United States of America
Collection Items
After the Shouting, Do Shelters and Supportive Housing Harm Neighborhoods?
This article which cites research studies and data tries to answer the following questions in the wake of disputes against shelters for homeless in NY: What effects do residential facilities for the homeless really have on their surroundings? Are…
Where There's Will There's A Way: Housing Orange County's Chronically Homeless
Does the County of Orange have the political will to overcome the roadblocks to housing the county’s chronically homeless population? That's the question the 2017-2018 Orange County Grand Jury examined.
Despite research evidence for the success…
Despite research evidence for the success…
The Impact of Supportive Housing on Surrounding Neighborhoods: Evidence from New York City
This 8-page policy brief is a summary of the Furman Center’s research on the effects supportive housing has on the values of surrounding properties.
...findings show that the values of properties within 500 feet of supportive housing …
...findings show that the values of properties within 500 feet of supportive housing …
Impacts of Chico's Public Safety Approach to Homelessness: Initial Analyses (2017)
This is a 25 page pdf study conducted by an interdisciplinary team of faculty and staff at CSU Chico. There is an executive summary on page 24-25.
Municipalities around the country are increasingly concerned about a rise in homelessness. While…
Municipalities around the country are increasingly concerned about a rise in homelessness. While…
Homelessness Tools and Resources for Cities and Counties: Homelessness Task Force Report
48 page report. California is home to 21 of the 30 most expensive rental markets in the nation and the state does not have enough affordable housing stock to meet the demand of low-income households. The state’s 2.2 million extremely low-income and…
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