Tag: homelessness

Michael Larson, Gonzaga alumni and founder of Portland-based nonprofit Humans for Housing, aims to raise awareness of the growing trend of the aging population finding themselves homeless through a free screening of the documentary, “No Place to Grow Old,” on Nov. 16 at 6 p.m.

From organ concerts in Catholic churches to conferences that want to unite all against white supremacy, and from Bishop Thomas Daly speaking out against gender-affirming care for minorities to a new podcast on Doug Wilson's brand of patriarchy, this roundup has it all.

Addressing the issue of homelessness in America and our struggle to find viable solutions. A personal perspective on the importance of having a home.

Unveiling the legal battle for homeless individuals' rights. Learn about the challenges faced by those experiencing homelessness and the fight for justice.

According to the Low-Income Housing Coalition, there is no state or county in the United States where someone working full-time at minimum wage can afford a modest two-bedroom apartment. This column explores why that is through one women's personal experience in Las Vegas.

The value of my homeless experience lies not so much in having learned how to live outside — at least not in the geographical sense. The value of my homeless experience lies in having learned how to live outside the box.

This week's Roundup carries several news stories worth reading. We write a regional update on homelessness, the rising hostility on progressive churches, an upcoming event in support of Palestinians, a 65-voice choir coming to Spokane, a unique piece of history about the LDS church and more.