The Kinder Institute for Urban Research offers expert, data-driven insights into Houston and the Sun Belt cities on pressing urban issues, including education, transportation infrastructure, resiliency, immigration and other important issues.

Senior Director, External Affairs, University Partnerships and Special Projects

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Rose Rougeau
Senior Director, External Affairs, University Partnerships and Special Projects, Kinder Institute for Urban Research
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Documents

2019 Annual Report
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5.33 MB
May 13, 2020
2018 Annual Report
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2.17 MB
Feb 11, 2019
2017 Annual Report
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6.86 MB
Apr 23, 2018
2016 Annual Report
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3.26 MB
Apr 3, 2017

In the News

Episode 24: Transit Equity
The Next Stop: METRO Houston's Podcast
Jun 30, 2020
Briefly Noted: “Death in Her Hands,” “The Taste of Sugar,” “Prophetic City,” and “The Price of Peace.”
The New Yorker
Jun 29, 2020
Amid the pandemic, Pre-K enrollment has fallen off a cliff and the impact of that can be far reaching
KPRC 2
Jun 26, 2020
Harris County resumes eviction proceedings as nearly $29 million in unpaid rent claims filed
The Center Square
Jun 25, 2020
Special Edition: Kinder Institute Director Bill Fulton and Dr. Peter Hotez (June 24, 2020)
Houston Public Media
Jun 25, 2020
Task force to address housing instability in Houston metro
ABC 13
Jun 24, 2020
Houston renters face severe financial hurdles to buying a home, Kinder Institute finds
Houston Business Journal
Jun 24, 2020
Houston: The Prophetic City
Planetizen
Jun 24, 2020
New data shows nearly $29M in lost rent, grim housing outlook for Houston
Houston Chronicle
Jun 24, 2020
Housing Stability Task Force Members Represent Service Providers, Property Owners, Tenants and Advocates
Woodlands Online
Jun 24, 2020