“Housing First” Policy Is Not Helping the Homeless
Leftist Media Distort New Homelessness Study To Support Failed ‘Housing First’ Policies
California, the Dream and the Nightmare
“The homeless are just like you and me.” That’s a politically correct assertion that doesn’t quite recognize the reality on the ground, such as the link between self-destructive behavior — most notably, substance abuse — and living on the street with no place to call home. California is home to 12% of America’s population, but 30% of the number “experiencing Read More ›
What the Homeless Owe Us
Do we love our homeless countrymen and women enough to insist that as we provide roofs over their heads, they also diligently engage in programs to restore themselves to lives of dignity and personal self-respect? We often hear about what “we” — i.e., society —owe the homeless. But we rarely discuss what the unhoused owe us. It’s time for that Read More ›
Faith & Law: Compassion First, A Sensible Approach to America’s Homeless Crisis
Washington, D.C – Discovery President Steve Buri, Senior Fellow Robert Marbut, and Senior Fellow Wesley J. Smith spoke at a Faith and Law forum on Capitol Hill. Below is a summary from faithandlaw.org. Watch the forum and read more here. For nearly a decade, federal policies meant to address homelessness have centered around “Housing First,” which begins with an assumption that Read More ›
To Fix Homelessness, Stop Fixating On Housing
Biden Takes on Homelessness With Bromides
6 Steps to Reduce Homeless Epidemic
New policies needed to focus on mental health services, addiction treatment, and job training.
Jonathan Choe Discusses Drug Decriminalization on Newsmax
Jonathan Choe joins Newsmax National Report to share his exclusive coverage of the drug crisis in cities like Seattle and the cost of covering such a reality. Learn more at fix homelessness.org.