4284.0 Novel Methods, Priorities, or Challenges in Conducting Research with Homeless Populations

Tuesday, November 1, 2011: 2:30 PM
Oral
Session Objectives: Identify the challenges that arise in conducting large-scale, longitudinal studies with people experiencing homelessness. Describe young homeless adults use of social networking sites and frequency of use. Discuss provider perspectives on service needs for homeless individuals and families. Describe the benefits and challenges of student-faculty collaborative research.
Moderator:
Joseph Benson

2:30 PM
Enriching community plans to end homelessness: The role of collaborative research
Jessica Hull, BSW and Kelly Mills-Dick, PhD
     
2:45 PM
Homelessness in Baltimore: Understanding and mapping risk across neighborhoods
Mary Anne Alabanza-Akers, PhD, Jonathan B. VanGeest, PhD and Linda Loubert, PhD
3:00 PM
Challenges of and returns from large-scale, longitudinal studies with single homeless people
Anthony M. Warnes, BSc, PhD, AcLSS and Maureen Crane, RGN, MSc, PhD
     
3:15 PM
Homeless Youth as Census Takers and Surveyors to Study the Homeless
Samantha Green, MA
     

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Organized by: Caucus on Homelessness

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