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Innovative and replicable model that successfully enabled transition from the street to home living for a small group of youth that experienced homelessness.

Examines the value and effectiveness of employment and supportive services in the Job Source Services, Community Rehabilitation Programs, and Youth Services departments of Goodwill’s Workforce Development Services division.

Examines the need to create a comprehensive support system for African American homeless veterans with disabilities around issues of employment, mental health, housing, and financial stability.

Low-wage work is a persistent and recurring state for many workers. Low-wages may contribute to broader income and wealth inequality and constitute a threat to social cohesion, as reflected in five lessons from the experiences of these...

Details how the East Baltimore revitalization initiative has helped place more than 2,700 people in jobs – nearly a third of whom were East Baltimore residents, as well as provides lessons that can guide other large redevelopment projects seeking...

Examines the relationship between post-traumatic stress disorder, other aspects of military service, and employment among 5,862 veterans in a national Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) vocational rehabilitation program.

Analyzes the results of the Job Training for the Homeless Demonstration Program and discusses lessons learned that can help guide future efforts to provide comprehensive and cost-effective services to homeless populations.

This issue brief references an implementation study that supports the research report and examines types of services Homeless Veterans' Reintegration program (HVRP) participants received at American Jobs Centers (AJCs) and compares the services...

This study examined differences in housing and employment outcomes between homeless Justice Involved Veterans (JIVs) enrolled in two different vocational rehabilitation conditions.

This study examined differences in housing and employment outcomes between homeless Justice Involved Veterans (JIVs) enrolled in two different vocational rehabilitation conditions.