Eugene's Homeless Heartbeat
Sarah A. KoskiCompassionately reporting on the intersection of transit and homelessness from the trenches of Eugene, Oregon.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 16 | Subscribers | Read | sarahcascadia.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Fear Will Not Fix Homelessness. Facts Might.
It’s absolutely true: we all want safer streets and a healthier city. But those goals should never come at the expense of our most vulnerable neighbors. As the Eugene City Council and Eugene Police Department consider policies that could fu...
Remembering Will Shindler
This Friday, I received word from a mutual connection that my dear friend Will Shindler had passed. Will wasn’t just a friend—he was an artistic partner, a co-collaborator, a muse. His gift for encouragement and education gave me the confid...
Sanitation Justice Comes to Eugene: A New Era of Dignity and Health Equity
In a city like Eugene, where the public discourse around homelessness often orbits around safety and visibility, there's a quieter social justice cause we rarely name: the lack of safe, clean, and dignified places to use the restroom. Today...
Oregon’s Lingering Crisis
In 2020, the Oregon State Police (OSP) released a pivotal report on Missing and Murdered Native American Women (MMNAW). This document, mandated by House Bill (HB) 2625, exposed a longstanding crisis of underreporting, systemic neglect, and ...
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