SHA’s latest white paper, “Extreme Heat and Supportive Housing in New Jersey” examines the challenges present in warming climates and how the Garden State can proactively respond to keep residents safe in existing homes and needs for new construction or redevelopment.
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Luke Burston
Addressing Homelessness: A Comparative Analysis of State Policies, Funding, and Responses
This report was developed for the NJ Coalition to End Homelessness (NJCEH) as part of a Rutgers University — New Brunswick Master of Public Policy Practicum to examine how New Jersey compares to selected peer states in allocating and structuring state funding for homeless services, responding to federal funding changes, and addressing issues related to the criminalization of homelessness.