D.C.'s largest shelter, CCNV, plans a new complex combining non-congregate shelter units with affordable housing and ...

D.C.’s ICH delays strategic plans as staffing drops to one amid hiring freeze and budget cuts from federal shortfalls.

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As D.C. faces extreme heat this summer, the most vulnerable in the city, including those experiencing homelessness, are at ...

Housing advocates are condemning Mayor Muriel Bowser’s proposed budget cuts to social safety net and housing programs in her ...

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Wendy Brown reflects on homelessness, urban development promises near RFK Stadium, and the slow path back to stability and employment.

Dominique Anthony shares her journey with HIV, the support from The Women’s Collective, and lessons in resilience and self-care.

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