A wave of copycat legislation is criminalizing homelessness across the U.S., but advocates are fighting back with smarter ...

Though the Trump administration claims to support ending veteran homelessness, its attack on Housing First threatens to undo ...

New data shows how unmet basic needs, like safety, mental health care, and shelter, leave homeless youth vulnerable to ...

Hostile architecture is inhumane. Homeless people have no place to sit, stand, or lie comfortably. This is not an accident.

The Safer Kentucky Act makes it illegal to sit, lie down, or carry something as basic as a blanket in public. Homeless people ...

As New York shifts from shelters to hotels for homeless families, rising costs and a lack of critical support services are ...

Greenville, SC, is the latest in a long line of cities considering adding new homeless criminalization laws to its books. If ...

A leaked DOJ survey reveals chilling plans to expand forced treatment, relocate unhoused people, and redirect support away ...

A growing wave of lawsuits is forcing cities to remove homeless encampments, even when no shelter is available.

Kent navigates life after shelter living—with two cats, a sketchy washer, food stamp limbo, and a surprise eviction notice.

A guaranteed income pilot in Atlanta provided monthly payments to low-income residents—and the results show it helped prevent ...

When a young person becomes homeless, where do they go? Finding a shelter to stay in may be challenging for those experiencing youth homelessness. An individual may be too young to enter a traditional ...