About this project

Who is behind this, and what is it for?

A single-stop home for scholarship on homelessness and the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games, deliberately independent of any one university or research centre, so that work from across institutions can sit side by side.

Why this site exists

With the LA28 Games approaching, several research groups began working on the same question at once: what the Olympics will mean for Angelenos who do not have housing. Rather than scatter that work across separate institutional websites, this site brings it together in one place, under a shared structure.

Contributions are welcome from affiliated researchers and from other scholars working in this area.

Curators

The people assembling this site. Reports and the mapping dashboard carry their own authors, named on the work itself.

Randall Kuhn

Professor, UCLA Fielding School of Public Health

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Benjamin Henwood

Frances L. and Albert G. Feldman Professor of Social Policy and Health; Director, Center for Homelessness, Housing and Health Equity Research; Director, Homelessness Policy Research Institute

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Amanda Landrian Gonzalez, PhD, MPH

Research Scientist, Homelessness Policy Research Institute, Center for Homelessness, Housing, and Health Equity Research

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Nick Weinmeister

Project Administrator, Homelessness Policy Research Institute

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Jessie Chien, MHS, PhD

Research Scientist, PATHS

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Joyston Menezes

Software Developer, Center for Homelessness, Housing and Health Equity Research

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