Encampments

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‘Are you going to feed us to the wolves’ when temporary...

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City of Miami Department of Solid Waste Management workers use a grapple truck to remove materials from a homeless encampment in Overtown. Courts determined in 1992 that the city was criminalizing “life-sustaining activities” such as sleeping in public and placed the city under a landmark consent decree known as the Pottinger Agreement in 1998, allowing the federal judiciary to monitor the city’s treatment of its homeless population for over 20 years. The decree was lifted last year. (Nailah Summers)

Encampment clearing raises concerns about a return to Miami’s bad old...

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As the wealthy move in, homeless people are pushed out

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McPherson Square in Kensington, Philadelphia, is home to a library and a playground. It’s often referred to as “Needle Park.” During the day, young kids run around the park. In the evening hours, though, individuals use the streetlights and benches as safe places to inject. (Julia Lerner/University of Maryland)

Philadelphia hit homelessness and drug addiction head on

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Homeless women face extra health, safety worries

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Many homeless college students are hiding in plain sight

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Homeless counts in Northwest Arkansas are hit or miss

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Life in a homeless encampment in the shadow of the University...

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The economic drivers of homelessness

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What is an encampment? Don’t ask Massachusetts

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