Work that informed public policy reforms
Contributions to reforms for people experiencing homelessness, women facing violence, migrants and refugees.

Hora Public Policy · Los Angeles
Dr. Fabricia da Hora Pereira is a public policy strategist and socioeconomic evaluator working on homelessness, gender-based violence, migration and civil rights.
Thirteen years moving from evidence and oversight to permanent institutional programs, in Los Angeles and internationally.
Contributions to reforms for people experiencing homelessness, women facing violence, migrants and refugees.
Designed a public oversight institution's first homelessness initiative and consolidated it into a permanent program.
Independent assessments supporting legal teams and judicial decisions in cases of domestic violence and housing risk.
Analysis of implementation and institutional capacity that contributed to restructuring shelter services.
University teaching, course design and technical training on human rights, public policy and homelessness.
A Technical Cooperation Agreement establishing data transparency and coordinated action across agencies.

How a constitutional ruling and a Technical Cooperation Agreement created a governance model combining judicial pressure with intersectoral coordination, and what it means for cities like Los Angeles.
Every engagement combines applied research with strategic advisory and institutional innovation.
Program evaluation and technical evidence on how homelessness policies work in practice.
Policy diagnosis and coordination across agencies, nonprofits and oversight bodies.
Cooperation agreements, monitoring structures and permanent evaluation capacity.
Independent assessments for legal teams working with survivors of violence.
We trace the full path from policy commitment to institutional action to lived experience.

“Before institutions can improve a system, they need to be able to see it.”
A Ph.D. in Social Policy with more than 13 years at the intersection of homelessness, gender-based violence, migration and housing instability. In Los Angeles she serves on the Research and Race Equity Committees of the USC Homelessness Policy Research Institute.
Scholarship developed through applied research, public-policy practice and institutional experience.
An edited volume on protection systems during health and environmental emergencies.
Primary field research in Roraima on migration policy and immigrant rights.
Implementation, governance and financing of Brazil’s national homelessness policy.
Dr. Hora Pereira works independently with public institutions, research networks, government agencies, nonprofits and legal teams across Los Angeles and beyond.