Despite public belief, housing is not a constitutional right—an omission that allows homelessness to be exploited for profit, ...

LA County is shifting over $300 million from LAHSA to a new department modeled on the Housing First-focused Housing for ...

The HALT Fentanyl Act promises to curb drug use, but history shows it will worsen overdose rates and disproportionately ...

Lawmakers in several states are introducing restrictive shelter policies and cutting funding for hotel-based programs.

Advocates say displacing 150+ people from Oregon's Deschutes National Forest without offering housing will only deepen the ...

A criminalization bill rejected by Indiana voters passed through backdoor tactics exposing how anti-homeless laws are being ...

Renowned advocate Maria Foscarinis credits Invisible People as a key resource in her new book And Housing for All, which traces the history of modern homelessness and the fight to reframe harmful ...

Despite mounting evidence that encampment sweeps are harmful and sometimes fatal, cities across the U.S. continue to clear homeless camps with force, risking lives in the name of public safety.

On the anniversary of the Grants Pass v. Johnson oral arguments, advocates nationwide are rallying to demand an end to the criminalization of homelessness and call for urgent investments in housing ...