San Diego professor spent years studying homelessness and housing justice. Here’s what she found
A University of San Diego professor's research into homeless shelter systems is revealing that first-time homeless individuals represent the fastest-growing population seeking services, while some of the barriers include the high cost of housing and the shortage of affordable options.
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