Homelessness

Salt Lake City is building a new tiny home village to help Utahns experiencing chronic homelessness get off the street permanently.

Millions of new apartments in commercial areas and near transit have been legalized by new California laws just signed by Governor Gavin Newsom.

People see manufactured housing parks as problems. We recognize them as part of the solution to housing crises.

It’s been estimated that at least 150 million people, which is about 2% of the world’s population, are homeless.

A DIY heater that is safe to use in tents and costs just $7 to make is helping unsheltered people across the U.S. stay warm this winter.

A pilot project to combat homelessness could help rough sleepers not only survive this winter, but maybe even get off the streets for good.

Facing Homelessness builds tiny houses for homeless people in Seattle homeowners' backyards to address a shortage of affordable housing.

A revival of the boarding house — popular in the 1800s, banned by modern zoning — could help solve America’s affordable housing woes.

This tiny house village for homeless people is designed to overcome traditional shelters' limitations and help residents stay safe during the pandemic.

Bakersfield, California, has effectively ended its chronic homelessness through an initiative focused on the collection of real-time data.