What issues in your state have the most impact on chronic homelessness? With much of the action on health care reform moving to the states in 2013, advocates working to end homelessness can play an important role by providing policymakers with data and solutions on the intersection of housing and health care. The Alliance aims to be prepared with tools to help advocates working in their state capitals. To do this, we are seeking input on your current outlook and experience. If you have any strategy sessions coming up, our questions could help start a conversation in your network. Responses are due on November 9.
The journal is seeking papers on the following areas: epidemiology of homelessness and housing instability, homelessness and health disparities, development or evaluation of effective interventions, impact of service delivery, characteristics and needs of homeless veterans, and emerging risk populations or characteristics. Before publication, all manuscripts will undergo the peer review process by the AJPH editors and peer referees.
The National Alliance to End Homelessness is a nonpartisan, non profit organization dedicated to solving the problem of homelessness and preventing its continued growth. www.endhomelessness.org
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