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A new museum exhibit in Lawrence, Kansas is tracing over 150 years of homelessness in the city, using archival newspapers, historical maps, and oral histories to document how unhoused residents have shaped the community over time.
Sep 17
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The National Alliance to End Homelessness launched a voter engagement initiative called Every One Votes, aimed at helping homeless service providers support their clients in…
Sep 16
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The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) briefly published a reorganization proposal on September 4 before withdrawing it within hours and without explanation.
Sep 16
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Los Angeles County has seen a dramatic 76% increase in Latino homelessness between 2018 and 2024, with Latino residents now making up roughly 45% of the county's total homeless…
Sep 16
Read originalAnn Oliva, a senior leader in the homelessness policy field, is calling on practitioners and advocates to critically examine the systems that have been built to address…
Sep 15
Read originalA Native-led Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) is demonstrating how small-business lending can be transformed when it is grounded in cultural values and built on…
Sep 15
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Lotus Campaign, a Charlotte-based nonprofit, has developed a homelessness housing model that operates entirely without federal funding and has helped more than 750 people in North…
Sep 15
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The Trump administration's Department of Justice released guidelines for a $300 million 'Model Cities' grant aimed at boosting local law enforcement capabilities through new…
Sep 14
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Airbnb has announced a donation and partnership with the Florida Housing Coalition, a Florida-based nonprofit with over 40 years of experience in affordable housing advocacy,…
Sep 14
Read originalOlder adults are increasingly facing housing instability, creating a growing population that falls between two historically separate systems: aging services and homelessness…
Sep 11
Read originalHomelessness response systems across the United States are under growing pressure as the demand for housing far outpaces available resources.
Sep 11
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The US total fertility rate fell to a record low of 1.599 births per woman in 2024, according to finalized CDC and National Center for Health Statistics data.
Sep 11
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