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Too often, homelessness is treated as a problem to manage rather than a crisis we can solve. In this episode, Dawn Pinnock joins the Common Ground to challenge common assumptions about homelessness, public safety, and the systems that shape people's lives. She discuss the role of supportive housing, the power of narrative change, the importance of cross-sector collaboration, and what it looks like to put people first.
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United States
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