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Sarah Hall

Sarah Hall

Sarah Hall is a freelance journalist from Upstate New York. She is especially passionate about social justice, voting rights and women’s issues.

Emergency Rental Assistance funding expansion

U.S. Treasury Announces Expansion of Emergency Rental Assistance Program

SNAP Benefits decrease results in hunger cliff

Millions Face ‘Hunger Cliff’ as COVID SNAP Benefits Set to Expire March 1

San Francisco Homelessness

San Francisco Still Clearing Encampments Despite Lawsuit, Injunction

Gallery owner hosing down homeless woman

Assault on Houseless Person in San Francisco is Typical of the Dehumanization of People Experiencing Homelessness

housing apartments

While the Rest of California Struggles, San Diego Excels with Housing Program

Addressing youth homelessness and trafficking

NN4Y Seeks to Prevent Homelessness Among Youth, Releases Impact Report

homeless in Phoenix

City of Phoenix Sued to Stop Encampment Sweeps

homelessness caused by rising housing costs

New Report Reveals More Renters Are Finding Housing Is ‘Out of Reach’

homeless encampment sweeps

Study Reveals Encampment Sweeps Are Harmful to Homeless People’s Health

homeless veterans in Los Angeles

Veterans Sue VA, City of LA for Failure to Provide Adequate Housing

Housing in Philadelphia

Acclaimed Eviction Diversion Program Extended Through 2024

Veteran Homelessness

Veteran Homelessness Drops by 11 Percent

California Governor Gavin Newsom

Newsom Lambastes California Plans on Homelessness, Pauses $1 Billion in Funding for Municipalities

Portland Camping Ban

Portland Votes to Criminalize Camping in Public Spaces

homeless youth in NYC

NYC Program Puts Cash Directly in the Hands of Homeless Youth

Stop Youth Trafficking

Congress Seeks Updates to Runaway and Homeless Youth and Trafficking Prevention Act

Youth Aging out of Foster Care Washington

Washington State Program Provides Flexible Funding to Youth Aging Out of Foster Care

homelessness

Media Coverage of Homelessness Skews Public Perception