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The Georgia Department of Community Affairs (DCA) has been selected as one of two recipients of the Corporation for Supportive Housing's High Tech, High Touch Technology Innovation Award.
Sep 10
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The National Network for Youth (NN4Y) has released a new practice resource for service providers who work with youth, young adults, and young parent families experiencing…
Sep 10
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Rural communities across the United States are facing a growing challenge as their populations age and housing conditions deteriorate.
Sep 10
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Oakland Mayor Barbara Lee has announced a new 'Sanitation First' pilot program that will pay homeless residents to clean up areas around encampments in the city.
Sep 10
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Chicago's annual point-in-time count, conducted on January 22, 2026, found approximately 6,527 people lacking a permanent place to sleep, representing a 12% decrease from the…
Sep 9
Read originalAtlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has proposed a Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative valued at over $5 billion, designed to reduce economic and social disparities between the city's…
Sep 9
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Millions of people experiencing what researchers call 'doubled-up' homelessness, staying temporarily on couches, in spare rooms, or crowded into a single bedroom with relatives…
Sep 9
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In June, Joseph Williams, a chronically homeless man in East Nashville, Tennessee, was arrested for camping in a public park under a 2022 state law that made public camping a…
Sep 8
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Teachers and students experiencing homelessness are increasingly caught in the same economic crisis, driven by stagnant wages and rapidly rising rents.
Sep 7
Read originalA federal housing bill passed in July includes significant provisions recognizing and supporting community land trusts (CLTs) and other shared-equity housing models.
Sep 4
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People experiencing homelessness face severe barriers to oral healthcare, with consequences that extend far beyond aesthetics.
Sep 4
Read originalOn September 2, 2026, Congress passed and signed into law a bipartisan continuing resolution (CR) to temporarily fund the federal government at current spending levels through…
Sep 3
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