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The Terner Student Fellowship launched with an inaugural cohort in fall 2026. Recipients have the unique opportunity to apply the rigors of UC Berkeley graduate studies to work with foremost housing researchers…

The Terner Student Fellowship provides support for incoming graduate students who demonstrate a commitment to work in the area of affordable housing policy, development, or finance. Students must be pursuing a Master…

Authors: Ben Metcalf, Managing Director David Garcia, Deputy Director of Policy Sarah Karlinsky, Director of Research and Policy California’s two gubernatorial candidates, Xavier Becerra and Steve Hilton, have both acknowledged that housing…

Authors: Julie Aguilar, former Research Analyst David Garcia, Deputy Director of Policy Introduction 2026 has been another consequential year in California's housing policy landscape. While lawmakers have spent several years focused on…

Authors: Taesoo Song, Assistant Professor; Virginia Tech School of Public and International Affairs Carolina Reid, Faculty Research Advisor Most lower-income renters in the United States don’t live in subsidized housing. They live…

California’s efforts to reduce chronic homelessness depend on permanent supportive housing (PSH) and the services that help residents find and keep housing. Under CalAIM, providers can bill Medi-Cal for selected housing-related services,…