We have gathered these resources from our Federal partners to help communities explore ways you can better support Hispanic and Latino people who are experiencing homelessness.
Continue Reading →To end homelessness, we must reduce the number of people who enter the criminal justice system from homelessness and prevent homelessness among people leaving criminal justice settings. USICH would... Continue Reading →
During our first virtual listening session, we consulted people with lived expertise on practical ways to improve our approaches to ending homelessness.
Continue Reading →Communities can act fast to create clear pathways to housing for individuals and families experiencing homelessness through these re-housing strategies.
Continue Reading →This year’s fall Council meeting took place on August 20 via conference call due to the ongoing restrictions placed on in-person gatherings as... Continue Reading →
The U.S. Census Bureau will send specially trained census takers to count people experiencing homelessness at shelters, soup kitchens, regularly scheduled mobile food vans,... Continue Reading →
City officials in Boston partnered with law enforcement in January 2020 to count the number of unsheltered people experiencing homelessness in the area.
Continue Reading →USICH honors the life and legacy of Representative John Lewis.
Continue Reading →The following equity-focused resources from the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Office of Minority Health (OMH) provide communities with ways to support mental healthcare and... Continue Reading →
COVID-19 has amplified the historic and current racial biases embedded in our systems, processes, and practices. To address those disparities, HUD has published a host of recent resources.
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