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ERIC ED332076: Enumerating Homeless Persons: Methods and Data Needs. Conference Proceedings [November 1990].

This document contains these presentations from the Enumerating Homeless Persons conference: (1) "Conference Welcome" (Pat Carlile); (2) "Conference Objectives" (Charles Jones); (3) "Deciding Where We Are" (Barbara Everitt Bryant, Cynthia M. Taeuber, and Tom Jones); (4) "Judging Where We Are Going and How to Do It" (Anna Kondratas); (5) "Facilitator Remarks" (Susan Miskura); (6) "Federal Data Collection Needs and Requirements" (Chris Walker); (7) "What to Look for in Studies That Try to Count the Homeless" (Martha R. Burt); (8) "Overview of Seven Studies" (Martha R. Burt and Cynthia M. Taeuber); (9) "National Survey of Shelters for the Homeless" (Garret Moran, David Marker, Alexa Fraser, Sharon Beausejour, and Janice Machado); (10) "Counting the Nation's Homeless Population in the 1990 Census" (Cynthia M. Taeuber and Paul Siegel); (11) "Assessments of the 1990 S-Night Census Operation and Overview of the Experimental S-Day Method" (Laurel Schwede, Matt Salo, and Pamela Campanelli); (12) "Developing the Estimate of 500,000 to 600,000 Homeless People in the United States in 1987" (Martha R. Burt); (13) "The Nashville Method" (Barrett A. Lee); (14) "Lessons from the 1985-1986 Chicago

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