Don’t have a sample funded F31, F32, K99/R00? Well now you don’t need to know someone who got one to see one. Now sharing funded and completed grants with score sheets. Plan on adding funded R24s, R25s, and R01s soon (after co-PI and collaborators approve) mcablab.science/grants/

Calling all researchers! The C2C Policy Fellow Program application is open until Feb 2nd! Dive into research to address policy challenges like housing, public health, and more. Your work can drive policy change! #Research #PolicyImpact #PolicyFellow buff.ly/4aQOH60

Apply now for the C2C Research Seed Grant Program! If you're a Northeastern U. faculty, post-doc, or PhD student, seize the opportunity to tackle policy challenges with up to $5,000 in funding. Last day to apply is on Feb 2, 2024. #SeedGrantee #Research buff.ly/3Sbn0gV

The #HPRSRollCall is in full swing, showcasing powerful stories within our community! 🧡 Applications are now OPEN through 3/7. If you've been inspired by these posts and want to be part of this transformative journey, apply at: rwjf.org/cfp/hprs8

Paper published! Linking landlords to uncover ownership obscurity. We develop a method to link property and corporate records and show how this reveals increasing consolidation of properties and responsibility for evictions and housing issues. tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…

NLIHC President Diane Yentel joined End Homelessness 's Ann Oliva & Center on Budget 's Peggy Bailey in a statement on how the Grants Pass v. Johnson SCOTUS case highlights the need for leaders to address homelessness w/ humane, proven strategies: tinyurl.com/mwfywm7m

It's Earth Day! Can you help? We're building a robust air quality monitoring network in Chelsea. Want to host a monitor? There are 2 requirements: the monitors need to be installed outdoors at 10’ off the ground; and that we can occasionally access for maintenance. Msg us!

Today, #SCOTUS will hear a case that could severely criminalize homelessness. Formerly incarcerated people are almost 10 times more likely to be homeless than the general public – and this ruling could devastate an already vulnerable population. 🧵

SCOTUS just now in 8th am homelessness case: Justice Sotomayor, pressing lawyer for Grants Pass, OR, on why "stargazers" or people lying on the beach who fall asleep ("as I tend to do") are not arrested, but homeless people are.

🚨If #SCOTUS rules in favor of Grants Pass, it will authorize cities and states to punish people forced to sleep outdoors with arrest and steep fines, even when they have no other safe option. We need housing solutions, not fines 🏘️. #HomelessnessIsSolvable #JohnsonVGrantsPass

"Let’s be clear: we will end homelessness when we build the POLITICAL WILL to finally fully fund solutions." - Diane Yentel

"Homelessness IS a choice – not of the people who experience it, but of the policymakers who create, sustain and worsen it." - Diane Yentel

The Supreme Court is hearing a case literally today on whether it's legal to punish people who are unhoused for being homeless. It's not nothing to have the transit agency of the country's 3rd largest city say homelessness is not a crime as they answer a rider's genuine question.

Today the Supreme Court is hearing a case on whether or not homeless people can be punished for sleeping outside when there's no shelter space available. This is the biggest case on the issue of homelessness in decades, and could de facto criminalize being homeless.

Hope you can join us tomorrow Tuesday ZUMIX at 8pm for The Green Divide! So happy to be there in person BCNUEJ ICTA-UAB

Our latest issue is available now! Stay up to date on the latest health equity news & events from Partners for Advancing Health Equity ➡️ conta.cc/3Un4naU Not on our list? Become a member for free today ➡️ partners4healthequity.org/connect #P4HE

New episode out now! 🚨 Tune in as we discuss the Healthy Neighborhoods Study, community resilience, and collaboration for change. Part one here ➡️ bit.ly/3QDCWaB #P4HE

Episode 2 of our podcast on the Healthy Neighborhoods Study is out now! 🚨 Featuring Patrice C Williams, PhD, MPH (she/her) of NU School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs. Tune in for discussions on leading neighborhood change through community collaborations ➡️ bit.ly/4bKzSBm #P4HE

Call for Papers: 2025 UAA International Conference (Vancouver) - Triangulating the Urban-H (Housing, Heat, Health) in Cities Session Session organized by Prof. Loretta Lees 🇬🇧🇺🇸🇮🇪 Stephanie Ettinger de Cuba More info and abstract submissions: bu.edu/ioc/2024/07/01…

Northeastern Global News' latest article showcases how the Healthy Neighborhoods Research Consortium is reshaping research with community-driven questions. C2C Assistant Research Professor of Participatory Action Research Patrice Williams explains the impact on housing