
Caitlyn (Axe) McKenney is a research fellow and program coordinator for Discovery Institute’s Center on Wealth & Poverty. Her work has centered on government fiscal accountability, political rhetoric, and addiction with a focus on human dignity ethics. Caitlyn is a graduate of the University of Washington, has interned for a political advocacy organization in Washington, D.C., and has participated in the Vita Institute at the University of Notre Dame. She is published in the British Journal of Psychiatry, at The American Spectator and the Federalist, and has made local and national media appearances.
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Is Housing a Human Right?

Sensible WA Tenancy Laws Will Help Housing Stability

Washington State Debates Rent Control

The YIMBY Movement Faces Challenges on Both Sides of the Aisle

Feds Flub Homelessness by Ignoring Addiction

As Region Faces Shortage, Seattle Needs to Preserve its Existing Housing

King County Homelessness CEO Makes $200K+ Despite Dismal Homelessness Figures

A Majority of Americans Say They Favor Rent Caps, but the Results Say They Shouldn’t

A Majority of Americans Say They Favor Rent Caps, but the Results Say They Shouldn’t

Addiction Treatment Should Look Like This

Addiction Treatment Should Look Like This

Tenant Violence Threatens Region’s Housing Providers

Tenant Violence Threatens Region’s Housing Providers

A New Approach for Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis

A New Approach for Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis

Affordable Housing Owner Sues City of Seattle: Unpacking the Lawsuit

Affordable Housing Owner Sues City of Seattle: Unpacking the Lawsuit

Washington Law Unfairly Keeps Prior Evictions Off Tenant Screenings
