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Does reducing stigma increase the take-up of rental assistance?
Subtle language changes in city communications can decrease stigma surrounding the receipt of rental assistance and increase interest in and application requests for city assistance programs.
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Does the presentation of information affect residents’ response to government communications?
Residents are more likely to act on government communications that use a formal tone and appearance, in part because formality acts as a signal for credibility and importance.
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What predicts policymakers’ decisions to adopt evidence-based strategies?
Organizational inertia may explain why only about 30% of behavioral interventions tested in field experiments end up being adopted by the city department that tested them.
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Does reducing stigma increase the take-up of rental assistance?
Subtle language changes in city communications can decrease stigma surrounding the receipt of rental assistance and increase interest in and application requests for city assistance programs.
Does behaviorally-informed outreach increase rental property owners’ interest in housing voucher programs?
We are co-designing and experimentally testing new outreach strategies for increasing rental property owners’ engagement with housing voucher programs.
How can we reduce the barriers landlords face to participating in the Housing Choice Voucher program?
Findings from surveys and a field experiment suggest the need for additional research on reducing barriers to landlord participation in the Housing Choice Voucher program.
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