Sherri Lawson Clark, a cultural anthropologist at Wake Forest University, emphasizes the importance of feeling safe and secure at home, as it contributes to generational stability. The study’s findings emphasize the need for policies and interventions to address the housing needs of families with young children, particularly those from marginalized communities. While the study focuses on the vulnerability of Black children, it should serve as a reminder that all children are at risk when it comes to eviction. It is crucial for society to come together and prioritize stable housing for families, especially those with young children. Corey D. B. Walker’s appointment as the dean of the Wake Forest University School of Divinity is a recognition of his expertise and leadership.

Source: New York Times October 12, 2023 04:28 UTC