An Uneven Housing Safety Net: Disparities in the Disbursement of Emergency Rental Assistance and the Role of Local Institutional Capacity Elizabeth Kneebone, Quinn Underriner Published On April 26, 2022 Read the full paper here. Authors: Elizabeth Kneebone, Research Director Quinn Underriner, Data Scientist Share This Post: Share via Twitter Share via Facebook Share via LinkedIn Related Articles Religious Tenets & Low-Income Tenants: Lessons Learned from Jordan CourtAs part of our commitment to the education and professional development of UC Berkeley students, the Terner Center highlights exceptional… Communities and RegionsIn 2022, California Voters Will Vote Locally on HousingVoters in California have become accustomed to voting on big-ticket housing-related measures in general elections. In 2018, Californians voted to… Communities and RegionsThe Landscape of Middle-Income Housing Affordability in CaliforniaAuthors: David Garcia, Policy Director Shazia Manji, Research Assistant Quinn Underriner, Data Scientist Carolina Reid, Faculty Research Advisor Read… Communities and RegionsStruggling to Live in the Communities They Serve: How Housing Affordability Impacts School Employees in CaliforniaThe combination of stagnant incomes and California’s continually rising housing costs weighs heavily on public school employees across the state.… Communities and Regions