Sarah Hunter

Sarah Hunter is a senior behavioral scientist at the RAND Corporation and a professor at the Pardee RAND Graduate School. She currently assists in quality assurance for the Justice, Infrastructure and Environment unit. Hunter's primary areas of interest are improving services for vulnerable populations; building community capacity for evidence-based program delivery; implementation science; and program evaluation.

Articles

Homeless woman Caroline Francis places a platter of food for her neighbor on the street in downtown Los Angeles shortly before C

By putting housing first, LA’s homeless housing program lowers health care use and costs, research finds

New research from RAND finds LA's program to get people off the street and into permanent, supportive housing led to fewer heath visits and a net savings for the county.

Environmental Health