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Louisiana lawmakers have advanced House Bill 211, dubbed the 'Streets to Success Act,' which makes unauthorized camping on public property a criminal offense while creating a specialized court system to divert unhoused individuals into treatment programs…
May 18
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The article reflects on the legacy of Rev. Jesse Jackson following his passing, using it as a lens to examine the ongoing struggle to connect political activism with economic…
May 15
Read originalUtah Republicans have proposed a large homelessness campus outside Salt Lake City featuring over 1,300 beds, wrap-around services, and civil commitment capacity, at an estimated…
May 15
Read originalColumbus, Ohio has piloted a new hotel-based winter warming program that offers private rooms to unhoused individuals who are reluctant to use traditional congregate shelters.
May 14
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The Corporation for Supportive Housing (CSH), a national nonprofit with over 30 years of experience in affordable housing, is looking to hire a Washington, DC-based federal…
May 12
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Ann Oliva, the CEO of a homelessness policy organization, is calling on all staff and partners to make advocacy a top priority during what she describes as the most challenging…
May 12
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Communities working to address homelessness often face a coordination problem: shelter beds, housing units, and client referrals are managed through disconnected spreadsheets and…
May 11
Read originalEvery May, Older Americans Month highlights the well-being of seniors across the country.
May 7
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Point-in-Time (PIT) counts are annual efforts to enumerate people experiencing homelessness on a single night, and the location data collected during these counts plays a critical…
Dec 16
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Outreach workers who conduct Point-in-Time (PIT) counts and field interviews often hesitate to collect detailed personal or location information from people experiencing…
Dec 12
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Every winter, communities across the country conduct the Point-in-Time (PIT) count, a major effort that mobilizes volunteers to survey people experiencing homelessness on a single…
Dec 8
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Every year, communities across the country conduct Point-in-Time (PIT) counts to tally the number of people experiencing homelessness on a single night, with unsheltered counts…
Dec 3
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