Creativity Without Barriers: Art for All
S:US participants explored art and inclusion at The Jewish Museum. Their creativity and joy shined through as many experienced their first museum visit—and can’t wait to return!
The Words We Use to Describe Homelessness Will Get People Killed
A huge swath of the political and media spectrum sees a person living on the street as either an aesthetic nuisance or criminal-in-waiting. We should see them for who they are: a person suffering and ...
S:US Condemns Federal Rule Changes that Put New Yorkers at Risk of Homelessness; Calls on Governor Hochul to Respond
S:US is urging Governor Hochul to oppose new HUD Continuum of Care guidelines that threaten funding for supportive housing and put more than 780 S:US residents at risk of displacement.
Honoring World AIDS Day
The link between housing instability and poor health outcomes for individuals with HIV/AIDS are well-documented. Access to stable housing significantly improves medication adherence, mental health, an...
Breaking Bread and Barriers: Tackling Food Insecurity with Dignity and Justice
Mike Hollis explains how food insecurity is intertwined with housing instability, employment challenges, and healthcare disparities, creating cycles that perpetuate inequity.
