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Cynthia Griffith

Cynthia Griffith

     

Cynthia Griffith is a freelance writer dedicated to social justice and environmental issues.

Family denied Affordable Housing, Georgia opts fo rFoster Care

Affordable Housing Denied: Georgia’s Expensive Preference for Foster Care

anti-homeless propaganda

Fueling the Flames of Anti-Homeless Propaganda

homeless people, warming shelters and cold weather

What Happens to Homeless People When the Winter Weather Thaws?

Fact-checking as homelessness increases

Why Fact-Checking is Important When It Comes to Homelessness News

Singles Tax cost of living alone is too expensive

Pathways Into Homelessness: The Singles Tax

UK Rising Rents Housing affordability driving homelessness

UK’s Housing Affordability Crisis Drives Surge in Homelessness

Beth Sandor discusses upcoming Supreme Court Grants Pass case

Housing and Legal Experts Weigh in on Johnson vs Grants Pass Case

legislators voting in template legislation

Why Template Legislation is a Terrible Political Play for Homelessness

veteran homelessness

Veteran Homelessness Ticks Back Up After Years of Progress

freezing to death, homeless bodies found frozen to death

Freezing to Death: Homeless Bodies Found Frozen Across America

misinformation

How Misinformation Hurts Homeless People and Housed People Too

homeless women in UK

Homeless Women in the UK Are Likely to Die Before Their 43rd Birthday

housing wage and rent burden

What Is a Housing Wage and How Does Your Income Stack Up To It?

source of income discrimination leads to homelessness

Pathways Into Homelessness: Source-of-Income Discrimination

African American Veterans

African American Veterans Are Subject to Chronic Homelessness and Chronic Illness at Disproportionate Rates 

homeless advocates hands are tied as homelessness continues growing

Homeless Advocates Are Being Silenced on Major Issues

homelessness at an all time high in US

American Homelessness Just Hit a Historic High

hunger and impending homelessness

Homelessness and Hunger: The Connection Isn’t What You Think