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Youth Mental Health & Homelessness: Looking Upstream for Solutions. Social Work Today, 22(2), 16.

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Tackling youth homelessness with peer navigators in Cleveland.

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Using research to improve postsecondary education outcomes of community college students in foster care.

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Improving the postsecondary educational attainment of youth in foster care.

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Trauma and homelessness in youth: psychopathology and intervention.

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Research on Adolescent Predictors of Young Adult Homelessness and Food Insecurity Reveals Opportunities for Prevention. [Editorial].

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Developing a Learning Agenda to Address the Needs of Young Parents in Care.

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Child Physical Abuse Did Not Increase During the Pandemic.

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Who Is Couch-Surfing and Who Is on the Streets? Disparities Among Racial and Sexual Minority Youth in Experiences of Homelessness.

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Promoting Healthy Attitudes and Behaviors in Youth Who Experience Homelessness: Results of a Longitudinal Intervention Study. Journal of Adolescent Health, 70(6), 942-949.

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