On extreme heat days, homeless Californians are 38% more likely to visit the ER for heat illness and 11% more likely for ...

Ashley Paige Allen leads the Houston Community Land Trust, which has helped more than 200 households buy homes that stay ...

Invisible People is the only nonprofit newsroom dedicated exclusively to the issue of homelessness and related topics. We bring you daily original news on the growing homeless crisis, affordable ...

The Cicero Institute is driving a nationwide campaign to criminalize homelessness through nearly identical, copy-paste legislation. These laws increase penalties for sleeping in public and empower ...

Welcome to the Homeless Unfiltered Podcast, hosted by Mark Horvath—the most raw, unfiltered podcast on homelessness you’ll find. Get ready for real stories from people with lived and living ...

Despite these lackluster features, the overwhelming majority of our readers claimed that they would be grateful to live in one of those if they were homeless. Entirely too many people who read about ...

When many Americans think about unfortunate people dying in poverty, they usually picture children in a far-off land staring forlornly into the camera like in some heart-string tugging charity ...

The quote above is a common NIMBY mantra often hurled at members of the houseless community. Perhaps you’ve heard it echo out of a driver’s side window in the middle of a noisy traffic jam. Perhaps ...

Homeless people living with HIV face a uniquely brutal cycle — stigma, lost medication, and underfunded safety nets — that one formerly homeless advocate says turns survival into “trying to solve ...

A new report from WestEd and UCLA finds that homeless, migrant, and justice-involved youth aren’t refusing services — they’re being failed by siloed public agencies, inconsistent data definitions, and ...

From a Legislative Perspective, it is Illegal to be Homeless in Virtually Every State in the USA, Except for Two – Oregon and Wyoming This data comes courtesy of an investigative report first ...

Despite the widespread myth that homeless people are unemployed, research shows that between 40% and 60% are already working — and that wages, financial literacy gaps, and a housing market requiring ...