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The Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) has made housing organizing a central focus of its work in recent years, both at the national level and through local chapters.
Aug 12
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Jennie Welles, now 48, spent approximately 25 years living unsheltered after being abruptly aged out of the foster care system on her 18th birthday with nowhere to go. Her story…
Aug 12
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The FY 2026 HUD Continuum of Care (CoC) Program Competition NOFO has been vacated in full by the U.S. District Court of Rhode Island following a lawsuit brought by the National…
Aug 11
Read originalOlder Black homeowners across the United States face heightened housing insecurity in their senior years, a direct consequence of decades of discriminatory housing policies and…
Aug 11
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Miami's City Commission voted 3-2 in late July to remove a 24-hour notice requirement from its existing ordinance prohibiting homeless encampments on downtown property.
Aug 11
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CaseWorthy has introduced CORE, a centralized reporting platform designed to help human services organizations consolidate data from multiple disconnected sources into a single…
Aug 10
Read originalCaseWorthy, a software company serving human services organizations, has introduced a semantic modeling feature within its CORE reporting platform.
Aug 10
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CaseWorthy's CORE platform is designed to serve as a data foundation for human services organizations that use Microsoft Power BI for reporting.
Aug 10
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Denver Mayor Mike Johnston has claimed significant progress in reducing homelessness, pointing to a 64% reduction in unsheltered homelessness through the city's All In Mile High…
Aug 10
Read originalThe FY 2026 Continuum of Care (CoC) Program, administered by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), represents the federal government's primary grant…
Aug 7
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A Rhode Island District Court judge has ruled for the third time that the Trump administration's changes to federal homelessness programs are unlawful.
Aug 7
Read originalIn 2015, Nepal enshrined a right to housing in its new constitution, marking a significant legal commitment to shelter for its citizens.
Aug 7
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