News & Updates
Policy updates, research findings, and field news from across the country.
Showing 193–204 of 270 articles
Page 17 of 23
A new report from WestEd and UCLA's Center for the Transformation of Schools challenges the common assumption that homeless and highly mobile youth are 'service-resistant.' Instead, the research found that systemic and structural barriers within government…
Jun 15
Read original
As Atlanta prepares to host World Cup matches, homelessness advocates are raising alarms that the city may repeat a troubling pattern of arresting and displacing homeless…
Jun 12
Read originalWhen encountering a homeless person in distress, many people's first instinct is to call 911, but this can often make the situation worse.
Jun 12
Read originalA new annual report from the Coalition for the Homeless reveals that nearly 195,000 people slept in New York City's shelter system in 2025, the highest number ever recorded in the…
Jun 11
Read originalA new report reveals that the number of New Yorkers entering homeless shelters increased by 27% during Mayor Eric Adams' administration.
Jun 11
Read original
CSH (Corporation for Supportive Housing) is raising alarms about a growing national trend of using enforcement — arrests, fines, and criminalization — as the primary response to…
Jun 11
Read originalAs eleven American cities prepare to host World Cup matches, Airbnb is investing heavily in lobbying efforts to weaken or roll back local short-term rental regulations.
Jun 11
Read originalThe city of Wilmington, Delaware is closing Christina Park, the only legally sanctioned encampment in the city, on June 15, leaving approximately 50 residents with nowhere to…
Jun 11
Read originalShelterforce hosted a webinar exploring the concept of a solidarity economy approach to housing, examining its core principles and how they differ from conventional housing models.
Jun 10
Read original
The 2025 Point-in-Time (PIT) count, which measures homelessness across the United States on a single night, was released on May 29, 2026, showing a 3.3% overall decrease in…
Jun 9
Read original
The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has proposed changes to its Equal Access Rule, which since 2012 has guaranteed that people experiencing homelessness can…
Jun 9
Read originalA historic Black neighborhood in North Memphis is turning to a Community Land Trust (CLT) as a strategy to prevent displacement while pursuing revitalization.
Jun 9
Read original