Hostile architecture is inhumane. Homeless people have no place to sit, stand, or lie comfortably. This is not an accident.

After a June 3 homeless encampment sweep in Berkeley was abruptly halted by a federal judge, residents returned to find their ...

As New York shifts from shelters to hotels for homeless families, rising costs and a lack of critical support services are ...

Dehumanizing narratives, harmful policies, and public indifference make violence against homeless people not only possible, but predictable.

A guaranteed income pilot in Atlanta provided monthly payments to low-income residents—and the results show it helped prevent ...

Greenville, SC, is the latest in a long line of cities considering adding new homeless criminalization laws to its books. If ...

Kent navigates life after shelter living—with two cats, a sketchy washer, food stamp limbo, and a surprise eviction notice.

A growing wave of lawsuits is forcing cities to remove homeless encampments, even when no shelter is available.

A leaked DOJ survey reveals chilling plans to expand forced treatment, relocate unhoused people, and redirect support away ...

As the UK repeals its 200-year-old vagrancy law, the U.S. Supreme Court’s Grants Pass ruling cements a punitive approach to ...

As housing costs rise and support systems falter, domestic violence survivors are often forced to choose between danger and ...