Truth on the Streets
Kevin DahlgrenThree decades working in social services writing on homelessness, addiction and the Homeless Industrial Complex.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 54 | Subscribers | Read | truthonthestreets.substack.com |
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Homeless, Incorporated
After decades of working inside homelessness services, I’ve learned that the greatest lie we tell ourselves is that we don’t know what works. We do. The problem isn’t a lack of data, innovation, or funding. The problem is that real solution...
Nodding Into Oblivion
In February, on a snowy Wednesday, I met a homeless man named David standing outside a Safeway, panhandling for money. He was wearing a white hoodie with the words “Portland State University” printed on it and holding two empty beer cans an...
Trauma meets the streets
I entered the Pit, a notorious homeless encampment tucked beside the on-ramp of the Steel Bridge in Old Town Portland. As I walked past the camps, stepped over needles, and watched burnt pieces of tin foil blow like autumn leaves across my ...
Spider Bites, Boulders, and Bureaucracy
In the epicenter of Clark County’s homelessness crisis, first the county, then the city, then the neighborhood, then the block—lives a homeless woman whose body is covered in spider bites. Nearly a third of her skin is affected.
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Ending homelessness by empowering, not enabling. I have worked in social services for over twenty-five years. A truth teller and a disruptor of the Homeless Industrial Complex
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