Author Archives: Cynthia Griffith

Cynthia Griffith

Cynthia Griffith

     

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

homeless, homeless mental health, self medicate due to desperation

The Surprising Reasons Some Homeless Mental Health Patients Self-Medicate

pallet shelters for homeless veterans

Pallet Shelters for Homeless Veterans Are the Same Size as Prison Cells

Judge Rules LA Fudged Homeless Encampment Sweep Records

Judge Rules LA Fudged Homeless Encampment Sweep Records

homelessness crisis in UK: a homeless person sitting on the sidewalk

Crisis-Level Catastrophe: The UK Surpasses the US in Homelessness

Social workers help homeless families

What Happens When Social Workers Handle Homelessness Instead of the Police?

Challenges Facing Young homeless Veterans

Challenges Facing Young Homeless Veterans

Outreach team addressing homelessness

Beyond Housing First: Essential Services to Combat Homelessness

Reducing Homelessness with successful strategies

Washington County, Oregon Experts Share a Proven Strategy for Reducing Homelessness

What to give homeless people in the summer

What to Give Your Homeless Neighbors this Summer

San Francisco criminalizing homelessness

San Francisco Spends Even More Money Criminalizing Homelessness

homeless youth

Model State Statutes for Homeless Youth: A Guide to Guarding Unhoused Children

at risk of homelessness

Here’s How Close You Are to Homelessness According to Experts

rent burden classification

Should We Reexamine the Classification of Rent Burden?

Misinformation

Join the Fight Against Misinformation About Homelessness

London rental rates impacting low-income earners

Sad but Not Surprising: Rising Rental Rates in London Hit Poor People Hardest

rise in million-dollar neighborhoods

The Rise of the Million-Dollar Neighborhood and the Death of the Middle Class

San Francisco Homeless Encampment and sweeps

New Research Proves Sweeps Are Poverty Profiteering at the Taxpayers’ Expense

the link between homelessness and healthcare costs

When Homelessness Overburdens Hospitals, Taxpayers End Up with the Bill