America’s severe shortage of public restrooms forces homeless people into dangerous, humiliating, and criminalized conditions ...

Jarvis has spent more than 13 years cycling in and out of homelessness, fighting to stay safe, fed, and human in a system ...

After losing her home to unpaid property taxes and surviving months in a tent with her cat, Kim is finally moving into safe, ...

Anyone besides me notice how the narrative change industry, and yes, it has become an industry, makes narrative change way ...

Across the U.S., child welfare agencies are removing children from parents because of homelessness and poverty — not abuse or neglect.

New research shows homelessness often begins with a single lost paycheck revealing how low-wage workers bear the brunt of a ...

The UK launched a pilot that lets homeless people open bank accounts without an address, unlocking access to tools needed to ...

Federal rental assistance programs meant to fix housing inequality still mirror the same redlining boundaries created nearly a century ago, trapping low-income families—especially Black families—in ...

John spent 13 years behind bars paying for his mistakes. But when he walked out of prison, he discovered something far more devastating than incarceration: he had nowhere to go. No home. No support.

Shane and Crystal spend every day fighting for the most basic human needs: food, water, warmth, and safety. They are a homeless couple living outside in Columbus, Ohio — a city where the number of ...