Unsheltered Homelessness, Community Concerns, and Avoiding Criminalization
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Unsheltered Homelessness, Community Concerns, and Avoiding Criminalization
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Claire Herbert from the University of Oregon joins the discussion. The conversation explores the range of informal housing and why that has been increasing in the US, the growing criminalization of homelessness and how we might understand the complexities of why that is happening increasingly across the nation, visible vs. less visible homelessness and how responses might differ, and the negative impacts of criminalization. The benefits and desire for community and community connections is explored as well. The discussion provides insights into the complexities of homelessness and the challenges faced by both the homeless and the community. The conversation delves into the challenges faced by individuals living outside, the impact of displacement on community bonds, the role of calls and complaints in governing homelessness, and the need for intermediary steps to improve the situation. It also highlights the impact of economic inequality and housing affordability on homelessness.