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December 2023

What is flexible financial assistance and how can it be dispersed to survivors of intimate partner violence?

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Domestic violence impacts survivors in many ways, including their economic stability. This Technical Assistance Question of the Month (TAQ) focuses on how flexible financial assistance can be distributed to survivors of intimate partner violence.
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September 2022

Examining Equity in Housing: An Analysis of the Inefficiencies and Inequities of VI-SPDAT & Predictive Modeling as Resource Prioritization Screening Tools, and Data Based Recommendations for Increasing Effectiveness through Trauma Informed & Client C...

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This paper looks at the effects of the widely adopted use of a questionnaire-based screening tool for prioritizing who receives housing services, such as the VI-SPDAT. The authors review existing research into the unintended negative effects, report on their own research using data from Michigan, look at alternative models, and make specific recommendations to increase efficiency, boost outcomes, and reduce inequity in the provision of services.