Video 2/3: In this SIEPR video series, Stanford Research Scholar Jialu Streeter leads policymakers, academics, and homeless individuals in a discussion about factors that contribute to California’s homelessness crisis. Watch the series: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLs-p47TpkzbemYfBVVz8ocxZ4olEgAu8f.
To view full-length interviews of subjects in these videos, visit: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtvjGX9a29nwwlTvEV1LEYDk_igHpw-rS
Twenty-five percent of unhoused people in America live in California, a state that claims 12 percent of the nation's population. SIEPR Research Scholar Jialu Streeter leads policymakers, advocates and scholars through a discussion of the housing regulations and policies that have contributed to – and attempted to ease – homelessness over the past several decades.
7:18 Housing Regulations, Shortage and Unaffordability
17:43 Transportation Infrastructure
20:31Housing First or Shelter First
33:13 Housing First in Practice
38:33 Homeless Encampment