The Evidence Is Clear: Punishing Homelessness and Addiction Isn’t Working @InvisiblePeople
The Evidence Is Clear: Punishing Homelessness and Addiction Isn’t Working @InvisiblePeople
Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
As lawmakers push tougher policies targeting addiction and homelessness, a growing number of researchers, public health experts, and even former law enforcement officials point to mounting evidence that punitive approaches are making the crisis worse.

Today in Invisible People’s Homelessness News: Week of June 8, 2026. Hosted by Annalea Fiachi. For more, visit us online and sign up for our bi-weekly email.
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The Evidence Is Clear: Punishing Homelessness and Addiction Isn’t Working

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