ICPH is Bringing Family Homelessness into Focus Family homelessness is a multifaceted issue impacting countless families across the country in different ways. ICPH is dedicated to shining a light on this widespread issue. Learn more about what we do and why we do it in our new video. Watch the Video

We Have a New Look Visit our new website, where we provide research, interactive data, and other resources focused on education, health and well-being, housing, and communities. Visit our website

Any Plan to Help Puerto Ricans After Maria Must Consider Homeless Kids Thousands of children arriving to Florida from Puerto Rico since Hurricane Maria a year ago have already been dealing with homelessness. In a new commentary, ICPH Policy Analyst Alexander Guinn emphasizes that the unique needs of these children must be considered as they continue their education in Florida. Read the Commentary

3 Pitfalls of Mid-year Transfers for Homeless ELL Students 1 in 6 English Language Learners in NYC public schools is homeless. These students are nearly 2x as likely as their housed peers to transfer schools mid-year. What educational obstacles do they face? Read More

The Intimate Relationship between Domestic Violence and Homelessness Domestic violence is a highly emotional issue that affects not only adults, but children as well. Explore the intimate connection between domestic violence and homelessness. Read More

Download ICPH's presentations from the 30th Annual NAEHCY Conference Mental Health Among Homeless Teens Amanda Ragnauth Achieving Academic Success for Homeless English Language Learners Kaitlin Greer

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