Experts at a Harvard Panel Say Prevention Has to Link Housing and Health Care America is facing a growing crisis of older adults falling into homelessness, and that has inspired cities to take new approaches to solutions. The number of … Continue reading →

A Portland State Study Finds Homeless People Are Turned Away from Help for Failing to Fit the Right Category Nearly everyone living without housing in Multnomah County wants a permanent home. The hard part is finding the way in. That … Continue reading →

Researchers Say the True Number Is Likely Higher, and the City Still Has No Clear Plan for Where People Will Go In the summer of 2028, millions of people worldwide will have their attention trained on the host city of … Continue reading →

A Mother Lost Everything on the Street, Until Someone Finally Knelt Down Beside Her I was living on the concrete. I had my son’s father, who would come and go, but I spent most of my time ALONE. I had … Continue reading →

This article was originally published at News21: Growing Up Without Stable Housing, Texas Resident Ashley Paige Allen Now Works to Keep Families Rooted in Houston Neighborhoods Facing Rapid Redevelopment By the time Ashley Paige Allen arrived in late 2018, Hurricane … Continue reading →

The Backlash from Van Owners Shows Who Cities Believe Belongs in Public Space and Who Does Not San Francisco’s attempt to clear its streets of RVs and other large vehicles where people live has unmasked some stark truths about perceptions … Continue reading →

Permanent Housing and Relationship-Based Support Keep Status: Home Residents Connected to Care. A $1,000 Award Helps Them Build What Comes Next. Frederick Bryant facilitates recovery, life skills, and advocacy groups, work he said he is very passionate about. A $1,000 … Continue reading →

On Oct. 3, Housing and Civil Rights Advocates Will Spend ‘A Night Without a Home’ in Lummus Park to Protest the Criminalization of Homelessness In Miami Beach, sleeping outside can get you arrested. This Saturday, Oct. 3, advocates will do … Continue reading →

I Worked as a Mechanic Through 23 Nights Without a Secure Home. The Hard Part Wasn’t Just Finding Somewhere to Sleep. Every Morning, I Had to Make the Night Disappear Before I Went to Work. Before daylight, the promenade was … Continue reading →

The SPLC and ACLU of Mississippi Say the State’s Safe Solicitation Act Makes People Pay for Their First Amendment Rights Last summer, Mississippi’s Safe Solicitation Act went into effect, preventing people from panhandling without a permit. The permit, which comes … Continue reading →