Housing Assistance and
Welfare Reform
Contents
Volume 6, Number 2
2003
Advisory Board
Guest Editor's Introduction
Section 1—Transition to Work
Public Housing Assistance, Public Transportation, and the
Welfare-to-Work Transition
by Neil Bania, Claudia Coulton, and Laura Leete
The Effects of Federal and Local Housing Programs on the Transition
FromWelfare to Work: Evidence From New York City
by Gregg G. Van Ryzin, Robert Kaestner, and Thomas J. Main
Barriers to Work Among Recipients of Housing Assistance
by Mary Corcoran and Colleen Heflin
Section 2—Life After Welfare
Comparing Outcomes for Los Angeles County’s HUD-Assisted and
Unassisted Welfare Leavers
by Nandita Verma and Rick Hendra
TANF Leavers: Examining the Relationship Between the Receipt
of Housing Assistance and Post-TANF Well-Being
by David C. Mancuso, Charles J. Lieberman, Vanessa L. Lindler, and Anne Moses
Comparing Housing-Assisted and Housing-Unassisted Welfare Leavers
in Massachusetts
by Gloria Nagle
The Housing Situation of Low-Income Families in Milwaukee
by Rebecca J. Swartz
Section 3—Homeless Families
The Impact of Welfare Reform on Public Shelter Utilization in
Philadelphia: A Time-Series Analysis
by Dennis P. Culhane, Stephen R. Poulin, Lorlene M. Hoyt, and Stephen Metraux
Surviving Against the Odds: Families’ Journeys off Welfare and
out of Homelessness
by Donna Haig Friedman, Tatjana Meschede, and Michelle Hayes
Notes
Work Participation and Length of Stay in HUD-Assisted Housing
by Jeffrey M. Lubell, Mark Shroder, and Barry Steffen
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