Objectives Transforming the landscape of American healthcare, COVID-19 has had
unprecedented effects on the African American community. African Americans are more …

There has been an increasing body of literature analyzing eviction in different cities and
contexts in urban studies, public health, sociology, geography, and housing studies. Still …

Forty-four state governments enacted eviction moratoria freezing or tempering the eviction
process during the COVID-19 pandemic in an effort to forestall evictions. Combining data on …

Background When expanded unemployment benefits and eviction protections in the
Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security, or CARES, Act ended July 31, 2020 …

This study demonstrates the value, and limitations, of an educational workshop which aimed
to reduce residential displacement by educating low-income tenants about their rights. We …

As state and federal eviction moratoriums expire, millions of people across the country face
the possibility of losing their homes, and the disparate impact of COVID-19 on women's …

COVID-19 has amplified gendered disparities in caregiving, work, and housing in the United
States. This Policy Spotlight brings together the latest research and data to discuss the …

2. Mediation accessible via precourt eviction diversion can lead to more productive
negotiations. It “provides a way for landlords and tenants to express emotions and concerns …

Mediation is a dispute resolution mechanism between the parties on a dispute, which is
characterized by: flexibility, time and monetary efficiency, confidentiality, as well as other …