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HOMELESSNESS
ADVOCACY,
RESEARCH, AND
COLLABORATION
LAB
The HARC Lab seeks to inform best practices for homelessness services and systems through collaborative research studies with community organizations in Chicago and nationwide. We work to understand challenges and facilitators in service delivery inclusively by gaining perspectives of individuals with lived experience of homelessness, service providers, and administrators. In addition to research, we provide training, program evaluation, and consultation services for organizations; and we engage in grassroots affordable housing advocacy.
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The HARC Lab is housed in the Department of Psychology at DePaul University. We are led by Dr. Molly Brown, Assistant Professor of Clinical-Community Psychology, alongside an outstanding team of doctoral students. Our team is deeply committed to social justice. We aim to foster a safe and inclusive research and learning environment for all.
Our work is driven by core beliefs:
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The root causes of homelessness are housing unaffordability, economic injustice, structural racism, and inadequate healthcare systems.
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Access to safe, affordable, and accessible housing is a human right.
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DePaul University
Department of Psychology
2219 N. Kenmore Ave.
Chicago, IL 60614
773-325-7148
harclab@depaul.edu
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