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Corporations and powerful interests are increasingly using artificial intelligence tools to drive up the cost of everyday necessities, a trend that researchers and legal advocates say is contributing to housing instability and homelessness.
Aug 7
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Chicago has reached a legal settlement stemming from years of funding affordable housing without verifying or tracking whether those units were actually accessible to people with…
Aug 6
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Newcap, a Wisconsin-based anti-poverty nonprofit that had operated for more than 60 years, closed its doors and filed for bankruptcy earlier this year, leaving a critical gap in…
Aug 6
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The Florida Housing Coalition has launched a new initiative called REPAIR, introduced through the Summer 2026 edition of its quarterly journal, Blueprints.
Aug 5
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The Homeless Coalition of Polk County serves as the lead agency for Florida's FL-503 Continuum of Care and manages the county's Homeless Management Information System (HMIS).…
Aug 5
Read originalFederal accessibility requirements for people with disabilities are only as meaningful as the local governments that enforce them.
Aug 5
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After more than 200 years on the books, the United Kingdom repealed the Vagrancy Act of 1824 on June 29, 2026.
Aug 5
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Older adults living in rural areas face a uniquely precarious set of challenges as they age in place, relying on a fragile web of interconnected systems to meet their basic needs.
Aug 4
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Indiana is expanding a new encampment-to-housing initiative called Streets to Stability, modeled on a successful Indianapolis program called Streets to Home Indy.
Aug 4
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The Chicago Coalition for the Homeless (CCH) held its annual Horizons Showcase on June 24 at the American Writer's Museum in downtown Chicago, where fourteen participants shared…
Aug 3
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Extreme heat events are becoming more frequent and deadly worldwide, and people experiencing homelessness face disproportionately high risks with very little protection.
Aug 3
Read originalThe Mamdani administration in New York City has extended a $1.86 billion emergency contract that allows hotels across all five boroughs to provide temporary shelter space for…
Aug 2
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