A series of in-depth articles examining national perspectives around America’s growing housing and homeless crisis.
Finding Home
Sam Tsemberis has revolutionized the way we think about homelessness
The Housing First pioneer explains why the policy of housing a person before attempting to fix their underlying issues works best
Unpacking the complex relationship of addiction, homelessness, housing and recovery
Even if addiction isn’t what puts people on the streets, it’s often what keeps them there
America’s housing crisis is in ‘uncharted territory’
Affordable housing and support services fall far short of demand. And, as a surge of evictions looms, the worst is yet to come.
The death of public housing
From redlining to the Reagan administration to the present-day crisis, the government has spent decades shifting the burden to the private sector
Losing ground: How the Trump administration has reversed U.S. housing policy
The White House’s attitudes toward homelessness could grow the population it wishes to sweep away
Editorial | Housing crisis requires a federal commitment
Local government can only do so much. We expect more from our national leadership.