An Exploration of Rural Housing Insecurity As A Public Health Problem in California's Rural Northern Counties

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Explores housing insecurity in rural contexts through interviews with 153 adults in California's North State, a rural region with relatively high rates of poverty and unemployment. Discusses challenges related to housing affordability and availability, stability, quality, and community participation, including housing's influence on access to essential services and employment.

Tamar MJ Antin, Emile Sanders, Sharon Lipperman-Kreda, Geoffrey Hunt, Rachelle Annechino

Journal of Community Health, 49(4), 644-655

02/2024

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Access · Employment and unemployment · Housing and homelessness · Population health · Poverty · California