About the chapter
Sacramento SSN connects scholars from across the capitol region and the Sacramento valley. Our chapter seeks to foster relationships with each other, with policy-makers, and with community leaders. We leverage member expertise and quality research to inform state and regional policy in a wide range of interest areas.
Leaders
Latest Contributions
Rwanda, Genocide, and Gender-Based Violence
Commentary,
How Community Health Workers Help Address the Social Determinants of Health
Key Findings Brief,
How to Address California's Growing Crises of Housing and Homelessness
Basic Facts Brief,
Latest In the News
Guest to discuss research that assessed the programs funded by a $500 million grant through the Homeless Emergency Aid Program on Homelessness In California During The Coronavirus Pandemic, Insight, Arturo Baiocchi, September 28, 2020.
"California’s New Renters’ Protection Act Reflects Tenants’ Power," Katherine Nasol (with ), CALmatters, November 14, 2019.
"What Will Indefinite Detention Do to Migrant Kids?," Caitlin Patler (with ), New York Times, August 27, 2019.
Regulator contribution to by Priya Shukla to Forbes.
Arturo Baiocchi quoted on digital tools for tracking homlessness by Martin Kuz, "To Help the Homeless, there’s an App for That" The Christian Science Monitor, March 4, 2019.
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