Join us for a research-driven discussion organized by the @bostonfed and the San Francisco Fed around efforts to increase rental affordability, access to homeownership, and housing stability. Register now: cvent.me/Yy2oaA

“Of that 1.5 million person increase in Americans living below the poverty line, more than 60% occurred in suburbs.”

By Elizabeth Kneebone and Alan Berube. Via @SFFed

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As the latest U.S. Census Bureau data makes clear, American poverty remains a growing suburban challenge, and solutions to overcome it must take root there as well, argue Elizabeth Kneebone & Alan Berube. brookings.edu/articles/post-…

We are hiring a Resource Development Manager to lead our fundraising efforts in order to further the Center’s growing research, policy, and innovation agenda. Help us spread the word and learn more here: ternercenter.berkeley.edu/careers/

New report from our Senior Research Associate Ryan Finnigan presents findings from a survey on people’s experiences of homelessness in Sacramento during the pandemic, with a focus on their perceptions of safety in sheltered and unsheltered options. bit.ly/shelter-safety…

Gaps in local institutional capacity may be slowing take-up of Emergency Rental Assistance—particularly in places that were struggling before the pandemic. New report Elizabeth Kneebone: bit.ly/ERA-local-capa…

Excited to share a new report focused on California's Homekey program, which lifts up lessons from the first round of funding: bit.ly/homekey-1-less… Terner Center Ryan Finnigan

It's one thing to pass a law, another thing entirely different to implement it. Cities across Calfiornia are passing ordinances to make it nearly impossible to split a lot under #SB9 .

Join Terner Center and SPUR next week for an SB 9 update: spur.org/events/2022-03…