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2026
Analyzes the efficacy of federal government eviction assistance during Covid-19. HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) funded.
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Bay Area Housing Precarity Risk Model
Interactive mapping tool visualizing neighborhoods at highest risk of eviction and economic displacement in the Bay Area.
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What Lies Behind the Answers: Applying Machine Learning to Understand Tenants' Reaction to Eviction
Uses Large Language Models to extract and understand the reasons for eviction based on tennant testimonies.
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Domains of Housing Instability and Intimate Partner Violence Risk Among U.S. Tenants
The Housing Precarity Risk Model: Forecasting Eviction Risk Post-Pandemic
Shows a conservative estimate of which communities are at risk of post-pandemic eviction, displacement, and long-term poverty.
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Rooted In Marin: Strategies for Anti-Displacement
Examines Marin County's housing crisis and recommends policies to prevent displacement and preserve displacement.
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Evicting the American Dream
Film examining the structural causes and possible prevention of housing insecurity and homelessness.
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Evaluating tenant-landlord tensions using generative AI on online tenant forums
Uses Reddit forums and generatuve AI to identify tennant-landlord conflicts, finding concerns over fees, utilities, and policy changes.
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Toward a National Eviction Data Collection Strategy Using Natural Language Processing
The ERN baseline for working with raw court records: an NLP + demographic-estimation pipeline that turned 111,740 Washington eviction filings into research-ready data. Cited site-wide as the reference methodology for eviction-data collection.
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Will there be water? Climate change, housing needs, and future water demand in California
Find climate change and agriculture will be the primary drivers of groundwater scarcity in California's Central Coast through 2060.
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Racial Disparities in Oregon State Eviction Filings: Quarter 1, 2024 Report
Finds eviction filings in Oregon at historic high and racial disparities are the widest recorded, disproportionately affecting Black and Latinx renters.
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Targeted, Harassed, and Displaced: The Role of Discrimination in Oregon Evictions
A conversation with marginalized Oregon tenants about their experiences of unfair, malicious, or prejudicial treatment during the eviction process.
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Neighborhood gentrification, displacement, and severe maternal morbidity in California
Assess the association between various measures of genrification and severe maternal morbidity.
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Eviction for Children During the Pandemic
Contribution to an advisory report by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, Medicine addressing the multi-faceted impact of COVID-19 on children and families, housing precarity being a significant risk factor.
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San Diego Anti-Displacement Study Existing Conditions Report
An application of modeling to understand degree of displacement risk in neighborhoods throughout San Diego.
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'Flood of evictions' looms in Los Angeles as pandemic tenant protections expire
As pandemic-era tenant protections expire in Los Angeles, many low-income renters fallen behind on rent face a looming surge of evictions amid rising housing costs and insufficient aid.
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Urban Displacement Project’s Salt Lake City Displacement Data Analysis
Modeling application to understand degree of displacement risk in neighborhoods throughout Salt Lake City.
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Rental Eviction and the COVID-19 Pandemic: Averting a Looming Crisis
Methods to reduce rental housing instability and evictions from the National Academies of Science, Engineering, and Medicine.
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Indiana had one of the highest eviction rates in the country before and during the pandemic
Indiana had persistently high eviction rates before and during the pandemic, filings remaining close to historic levels despite federal moratoriums; disproportionately impacting Black and low-income communities.
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Facing Eviction with KQED's "SOLD OUT" Podcast
The Housing Precarity Risk Model shows a conservative estimate of which communities are at risk of post-pandemic eviction, displacement, and long-term poverty.
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U.S. Eviction Filing Patterns in 2020
Analyzes U.S. eviction court records during 2020 to show that pandemic-era eviction moratoria significantly reduced filings, but that filings rebounded when protections lapsed, disproportionately affecting Black and female renters.
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Uneven Evictions: Who gets evicted in Washington?
Summarizes a study showing eviction patterns in Washington State are highly unequal: women, Black, and Latinx renters facing disproportionately high eviction rates shaped by broader racial and economic inequalities.
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The Urban Displacement Replication Project
Presents a standardized methodolgy for analyzing urban displacement patterns, gentrification, and exclusion across U.S. cities, designed to be replicable. Incorperates more nuanced classification system and risk factors (such as housing costs, demographics, and market pressures).
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Sensitive Communities in California: Mapping Vulnerability and Displacement Pressure
Mapping tool identifing sensitive communities in California through a combination of social vulnerability (low-income, people of color, rent burden) and market pressures (rising rent and rent gaps) to spotlight areas at risk of displacesment. It finds roughly 27% of census tracts are sensitive, concentrated in communities of color and renter-heavy neighborhoods.
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Baltimore Eviction Risk Map
The State of Evictions: Results from the University of Washington Evictions Project
Finds Washington evictions were widespread and racially unequal before the pandemic, Black renters and women disproportionately affected amid rising rents and declining affordable housing.
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Formal Social Control in Changing Neighborhoods: Racial Implications of Neighborhood Context on Reactive Policing
Measures of Human Mobility Using Mobile Phone Records Enhanced with GIS Data
Uses mobile phone data and GIS information to develop more accurate measures of human mobility for population behavior and spatial inequity research.
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