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CRB Nexus Public Scholars Database

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Welcome to the CRB Nexus: Where Policy Meets Research database of California public researchers. The database aims to further connect legislative, gubernatorial, and agency staff by policy area and keyword to California’s preeminent researchers. We will continuously update entries as California partner-recommended public researchers provide their information to CRB Nexus.

If you are legislative or gubernatorial staff who would like CRB Nexus to connect you with a California public researcher, if you want a to read their publications, or if you want to provide feedback about CRB Nexus, please contact CRB Nexus Project Director Tonya D. Lindsey, Ph.D., or email crb@library.ca.gov.

Members of the public, if you want to access articles or a book by one of the public researchers in the CRB Nexus database, your local library can assist you.

Looking for California grant funding? Check out the California Grants Portal.

For a searchable national database of public scholars check out our CRB Nexus partner Scholars Strategy Network.

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Stacey Livingstone

University of California, San Diego; Homelessness Hub

Policy Areas

Human Services , Transportation & Infrastructure , Housing , Health

Keywords

Homelessness, Affordable Housing, Housing Justice

Bio

Stacey Livingstone is currently a postdoctoral research fellow for the Homelessness Hub in the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at UC San Diego where she will be working on several collaborative, community-engaged research projects including an evaluation of emergency shelters and street outreach efforts in San Diego and a study of the individual and communal impacts of advocacy work conducted by those with lived experience of homelessness. In addition to her dissertation, which focused on the health consequences of vulnerability assessment tools and limited resources for those experiencing homelessness, Stacey has conducted public sociology research projects on student housing insecurity and permanent supportive housing with students and homelessness lived experience advocates respectively. Her academic work has appeared in Teaching Sociology and Transformative Dialogues and she has written policy briefs for Scholars Strategy Network. Her research has been supported by the Global Health Institute and the Yankelovich Center for Social Science Research.

Selected Publications