Gurteen and Lowell: Nineteenth Century Views on True Charity
One Doctor’s Prescription to Solve Homelessness Would Continue the Catastrophe
The War on Homelessness 150 Years Ago
A New Approach for Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis
Tenant Violence Threatens Region’s Housing Providers
Report: Homelessness Data Reveal Reasons for Collapse of King County Outreach Program
Street Report
from Jonathan Choe
Dog Beaten in Homeless Housing Complex Rescued
Seattle Councilmember Joy Hollingsworth on the Scene to Rescue Beaten Dog
Man In Homeless Housing Complex Seen Beating Dog
Ten People Injured in Stabbing Rampage in Seattle’s Chinatown International District
Seattle Councilmember Tanya Woo Calls for Action on Crisis in Chinatown
Seattle’s Chinatown International District Abandoned to Drug Use and Crime
Restorations Podcast
A New Approach for Seattle’s Homelessness Crisis
The ‘Sex Work’ Movement is a Lie
Middle America Has a Lot to Teach us About Homelessness
Our Mission
Discovery Institute’s Fix Homelessness initiative offers innovative research and compassionate solutions to the growing crisis of homelessness, addiction, and mental illness facing many American cities. Our mission is to serve as a resource for policy leaders, business owners, and neighborhood organizations trying to meaningfully reduce homelessness and to help those suffering realize their full human potential.
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Discovery Institute’s Center on Wealth & Poverty is leading a research project on homelessness, addiction, and mental illness. Our mission is to help city leaders, business owners, and neighborhood organizations meaningfully reduce homelessness and improve lives.
Resources
National Report
“Housing First” — and often only — has demonstrably failed. Congress and the Executive Branch need to focus more on untreated mental illness and substance abuse to reduce homelessness, drug overdoses, jail overcrowding, and misuse of emergency rooms. Herein we make policy recommendations to Congress to truly help rebuild human lives.
Legal Guide
We have created a legal guide for cities to maintain compliance with the Martin v Boise decision. The guide outlines best practices for compliance and provides models for successful ordinances that balance enforcement, housing, and legal requirements. The guide is written by Joseph Tartakovsky, attorney for the City of Boise in the Martin v Boise case.
Case Studies
We have created case studies of cities that have delivered cost-effective and rapid results on homelessness. We’ll show you how San Diego built an emergency shelter and moved 700 people off the streets, how Burien eliminated camping in public parks, and how Modesto reduced quality-of-life crimes associated with homelessness by 83 percent — all within 60 days.
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