Louisiana’s House Bill 211 would criminalize public camping, imposing fines, jail time and forced labor on homeless people ...

Traci tore down her tent for the last time — because she finally has a home. After decades of surviving outside, she told us, ...

Dallas is showing the country what happens when a city chooses real solutions instead of punishment. In just a few years, ...

As extreme heat intensifies across the U.S., homeless people face a growing and often overlooked risk of illness and death.

Advocates are organizing nationwide to block harmful legislation and push for policies that protect the rights and dignity of ...

California is investing heavily in mental health care services and CARE Court to connect homeless people with treatment and ...

As Utah advances plans for a large-scale homeless facility, advocates warn the approach risks prioritizing control over care ...

A little-known federal policy excludes millions of people with past addiction convictions from housing protections, creating ...

New research reveals that illegal evictions function as a form of structural community violence, disproportionately harming ...

A federal judge ruled that new political restrictions on $75 million in homelessness funding were unlawful, restoring access to critical housing resources—at least for now. A federal judge’s decision ...

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