This week’s #FindingsFriday insight comes from a paper co-authored by CSHP’s Joel Cantor and Michael Yedidia with #RutgersSSW colleagues @emmytiderington.bsky.social and Nora Sullivan.

The paper draws on the experiences of #unhoused people with complex #health needs: go.rutgers.edu/n2p0u9x

The way that housing co-ops work in Switzerland may seem foreign to many. But the central idea is simple: What if homeownership had no profit motive and no capital gains? Advocates say their model could reshape how the world thinks about affordable housing. www.nytimes.com/2025/08/26/r...

On March 31, HUD deleted nearly 90% of its website.

Gone: Fair housing guidance. DEI-related info. A decade of research. Shelterforce investigates what this rollback means.

🔗 bit.ly/405XLAa

#HUD #FairHousing #HousingJustice #Accountability #PublicPolicy

Explaining the simple math of the US homelessness crisis (cost of housing > wages = high rates of homelessness) on Bloomberg Television - Advancements with Ted Danson.

Thanks to HELP USA for the invite and for their excellent work in addressing the issue.

advancementstv.com/segments/

Read the latest from @bobby-brier.bsky.social at @njspotlightnews.bsky.social, on the state of our Housing First funding — which is at risk of being cut from the NJ budget, costing the life-changing services being afforded to 54 in-need participants.

Article: www.njspotlightnews.org/2025/03/camd...

The Trump administration is moving to end the "Housing First" approach despite warnings from providers and homelessness experts that the shift won't work.

New pub alert 🚨

Out now in the @SpringerNature Journal of Urban Health is our latest paper entitled “Improving Cross-Sector Collaborations between Healthcare and Housing: Challenges and Strategies Identified by Unhoused People with Complex Health Needs”

Open access free at this link
rdcu.be/eeVTP

SSWR 2025 attendees, join the "Grand Challenge to End Homelessness" Special Interest Group convening Friday, January 17th 7:00a at Sheraton Grand Seattle, Jefferson A, Level 4.

The National Alliance to End Homelessness will be joining us for an intimate Q&A and presentation.

Hope to see you then!

In good company with fellow homelessness research colleagues at the Center on Budget & Policy Priorities in Washington D.C. discussing possible challenges and strategies for addressing homelessness under the new Fed admin.

Thinking outside the box is the name of this game.

The last Trump admin tried cutting housing benefits thru work requirements (we defeated those efforts) but as my colleague Sarah Saadian notes here, “most residents who can work already do, they're just not getting paid wages that are high enough to afford housing.” www.npr.org/2024/11/22/n...

@abeoudshoorn.bsky.social, always leading the way! Thanks for putting together what is already my favorite starter pack.

This 5-part NYT series on the affordable housing crisis, which is focused on NYC but relevant to lots of other localities, is a fantastic read.

Hats off to @nytimes.com

www.nytimes.com/2024/11/12/n...

So long Twitter/X, hello @bsky.app !

Here mostly to post and learn re housing/homelessness…also, NY/NJ politics because I am a glutton for punishment.

Excited to follow anyone who wants to nerd out about these topics.