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Los Angeles is Number One in the Nation for Homelessness
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Los Angeles is Number One in the Nation for Homelessness

When it comes to Top 10 lists, Los Angeles is the clear winner in terms of homelessness, but this is not an award you’d want to hang up in the city hall.As it turns out, […]
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  • Homelessness

Housing First Says OK to Drugs; Prosecutors Should Say No

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  • One-Pager

Sex Offenders: An Overlooked but Significant Subpopulation of the Homeless in Iowa

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Sex Offenders: An Overlooked but Significant Subpopulation of the Homeless

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  • Press Release

More than 50% of Homeless are Registered Sex Offenders in Some States

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  • Foundational Research

Sex Offenders: An Overlooked but Significant Subpopulation of the Homeless

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Homelessness in Ohio

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  • Foundational Research
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Street Encampments Endanger All Hoosiers—There is a Way Forward

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  • Homelessness

HUD Report Demonstrates Incompetency of Federal Homelessness Program