Center of Excellence in Hispanic Housing Studies
The Center of Excellence in Hispanic Housing Studies at Texas A&M University advances research for equitable, affordable, and resilient Hispanic housing.
Welcome to the Center of Excellence in Hispanic Housing Studies (CoHHS) at Texas A&M University, a pioneering initiative dedicated to improving the housing, health, and economic outcomes of Hispanic communities. Established in response to the growing need for equitable and sustainable housing solutions, CoHHS brings together experts from multiple disciplines to address the unique challenges faced by Hispanic households. Use the following quick links to find more information.
By leveraging innovative research, community engagement, and data-driven insights, CoHHS aims to inform policies and practices that foster affordable, resilient housing in neighborhoods that promote health and prosperity. Our work focuses on understanding the intersections of housing, environmental health, and social vulnerability to create meaningful change in Hispanic communities across Texas and the nation. Through collaboration with local communities, policymakers, and academic partners, CoHHS is committed to driving transformative solutions for a more equitable future.
Join us in shaping a future where every Hispanic household has access to safe, affordable, and resilient housing. Whether you’re a researcher, community advocate, or policymaker, your partnership can help drive meaningful change. Explore our latest research, collaborate with our experts, or get involved in community outreach programs that empower Hispanic communities. Together, we can create healthier, more equitable neighborhoods for generations to come.
Report on Texas Housing Perspectives
A HUD-funded report based on 74 in-depth interviews across five Texas regions reveals how structural housing shortages, poor living conditions and climate hazards intersect in Hispanic communities. The study also outlines key policy solutions.
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