The Value of Lived Experience in the Work to End Homelessness
A fellow at a Washington, DC, non-profit shares the value in centering people with lived experience in the work to prevent and end homelessness.
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A fellow at a Washington, DC, non-profit shares the value in centering people with lived experience in the work to prevent and end homelessness.
Continue Reading →We explore how lessons learned from anti-racist initiatives may be used to inform and guide systems change efforts to address the over-representation of people of... Continue Reading →
A pilot program in Washington State explores ways that diversion techniques can be applied to help families exit homelessness quickly, safely and simply.
Continue Reading →American Indians/Alaska Natives are disproportionately affected by homelessness, yet they are least likely to be referred to or accepted into housing programs. Colleen Ecohawk, Director of the Chief... Continue Reading →
After 100-Day Challenge to build a better coordinated community response, rural communities focus on strategies for sustainability.
Continue Reading →A new report explains how stronger linkages between workforce and homelessness services means a better overall response system.
Continue Reading →With its comprehensive reach across urban, suburban, and rural communities alike, the education system can play a pivotal role in preventing experiences of homelessness, providing critical school-based supports to... Continue Reading →
On April 26, the 19 federal member agencies of the Council came together to review the Council’s progress in FY 2017, and discuss the federal strategic plan to prevent and... Continue Reading →
Former USICH Executive Director Barbara Poppe recently completed this study with Your Way Home in Montgomery County, PA, to help develop a community-wide homelessness and eviction prevention strategy. ... Continue Reading →
After attending a Housing First Partner's Conference, our policy director Lindsay Knotts walked away with a few key messages to share with partners in the work to... Continue Reading →