Criminalizing Homelessness Doesn’t Work. Housing People Does
A year after the Supreme Court greenlit crackdowns on people living without shelter, homelessness has only gotten worse.
A year after the Supreme Court greenlit crackdowns on people living without shelter, homelessness has only gotten worse.
Instead, governments should prioritize safe, affordable, dignified, and permanent housing for all.
The Supreme Court just greenlit cruel measures to arrest and prosecute unhoused people. Instead, lawmakers should invest in what really works.
Too many communities are responding to rising homelessness by criminalizing the unhoused. It’s more humane and effective to house people.
Housing prices are spiraling alongside homelessness. To solve this crisis, we need to recognize housing as a human right.
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