Research Catalogue

The HPRI Research Catalogue includes current research conducted by HPRI as well as HPRI members from partner institutions. Search by topic, research type, author, or title to review specific works.

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Annual Trends Among the Unsheltered in Three Los Angeles Neighborhoods: The Los Angeles Longitudinal Enumeration and Demographic Survey (LA LEADS) 2024 Annual Report

RAND Corporation

Year: 2025

Since fall 2021, RAND has conducted ongoing enumerations and surveys of people experiencing unsheltered homelessness in three neighborhoods in Los Angeles, California: Hollywood, Skid Row, and Venice. These data were obtained to provide policymakers with a deeper understanding of trends … Continue reading


“Keep Moving”: West LA Vehicle Residents Survey

Venice Justice Committee and UCLA Luskin Institute on Inequality & Democracy

Year: 2025

“Keep Moving”: The West LA Vehicle Residents Survey reports findings from a face-to-face survey of 99 vehicle residents residing in West Los Angeles. Conducted by Venice Justice Committee organizers over a one year period beginning in early 2024, the survey … Continue reading




Research Digest No.3: Women and Homelessness

European Platform on Combatting Homelessness (EPOCH) Practice

Year: 2025

Increasing numbers of women, children, migrants, and other marginalised groups face homelessness in Europe. This reflects both real demographic changes, the intersectional nature of housing precarity, and persistent limitations in how homelessness is defined, understood, and measured. Public perception of … Continue reading





Housing for Health Annual Report

Housing for Health

Year: 2025

Housing for Health has helped tens of thousands of people in their path toward permanent housing, in large part due to Measure H. We are grateful for the public’s support of Measure A, which passed in November 2024 and replaces … Continue reading


Homelessness Reporting Guide

Year: 2025

This information was compiled by reporters with years of experience reporting on homelessness. It is based on our conversations with hundreds of sources experiencing homelessness. But if people experiencing homelessness you report on and speak to have other preferences, listen … Continue reading


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