Ultimately the theme of our work is about people, and engagement with the communities affected by homelessness, the criminal justice system, and health inequities

The social drivers of health interact with combinations of physical, mental, and substance use conditions and require integrated solutions to reduce health inequities

People experiencing unstable housing are at higher risk of many chronic and acute health conditions, and a lack of housing can exacerbate the challenges of managing one's health.

Analyzing population level data is essential for public health surveillance and identifying where health inequities exist

Individuals involved in the criminal justice system have unique health needs while incarcerated, on community supervision, and after release.