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Gabe Samuels
HE/HIS/HIM
Research Analyst
Housing and Communities Division Fair Housing, Land Use, and Transportation

Gabe Samuels is a research analyst in the Housing and Communities Division at the Urban Institute. His research focuses on pathways to fair and affordable housing, land use and zoning, public infrastructure investments, and environmental justice. He has also supported Urban’s technical assistance to various local nonprofits, as well as an evaluation of university and service providers in Washington, DC.

Before joining Urban, Samuels was a campaign, policy, and advocacy intern at the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia, where he conducted research on inmate safety in Georgia jails and policy responses to critical race theory across the country. As a Community Building and Social Change Fellow at Emory University, Samuels developed a baseline count of affordable housing units along Atlanta’s Buford Highway. He received his BA in international studies and environmental sciences from Emory University.

Research and Evidence
Housing and Communities
Expertise
Housing, Land Use, and Transportation
Tags
Infrastructure Land use and zoning Child care and early education Climate impacts and community resilience Environmental quality and pollution Environmental justice International policy analysis Racial and ethnic disparities Land use