California’s Homekey Program: Unlocking Housing Opportunities for People Experiencing Homelessness
Published On March 17, 2022
Authors:
Carolina Reid
Ryan Finnigan
Shazia Manji
Graduate Student Researchers:
Hayden Rosenberg
Sam Wilkinson
Photo Credit: Los Angeles County
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