Older Americans face unique housing burdens that remain largely unaddressed by market providers, according to an Urban Institute report.

The Urban Institute unveils its new framework for closing the digital divide, highlighting five pillars for expanding digital opportunity and inclusion.

Limiting Medicaid funding and coverage could decrease hospital revenue by $31.9 billion in 2026 and increase hospital uncompensated care costs by $6.3 billion, Urban Institute researchers found.

An analysis published March 17 by the Urban Institute by the Urban Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation warns that up to 5 million adults could lose their Medicaid coverage by 2026 ...

A study by the Urban Institute and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation looks at what would happen if the federal government cuts Medicaid spending. In Indiana an estimated 366,000 people could lose ...

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Five million adults could lose their Medicaid coverage next year if Congress enacts work requirements for adults enrolled in Medicaid expansion, according to a new analysis prepared by researchers at ...

The Drexel Urban Health Collaborative (UHC) at Drexel University's Dornsife School of Public Health hosts our Urban Health Summer Institute annually. The Urban Health Summer Institute offers short ...

SW Photography This symposium is supported by Southern Theorising Group (STingG) and the Urban Institute. It aims to bring together scholars from urban studies, planning, geography, anthropology, ...

Urban Land Institute Atlanta has appointed Atlanta Land Trust Executive Director Amanda Rhein to serve as chair of the ...

The Urban Institute unveiled its new evidence-based “Framework for Digital Opportunity and Inclusion” recently as part of a larger event in Washington, D.C. that examined solutions for closing ...