**Women now make up half of U.S. workers (49.9%)**
That's only happened twice before in US history:
December 2019 just before pandemic
2009 after many men lost jobs in Great Recession
Forget the "She-session." This is a Working women boom.
@usedgov must implement FAFSA Simplification Act reforms for these students NOW. Find SHC’s policy recommendations + see your state’s homeless and foster FAFSA numbers at https://t.co/MLE2hYNxvU. (4/4)
@ClaasEhlers An important question: Did the increase in Sheltered Homlessness reduce Unsheltered Homelessness? The downside of the data from last year is many communities didn’t conduct an unsheltered PIT, so we don’t know if we effectively engaged those without shelter during COVID.
Did you know that 92% of homeless liaisons spend less than 25% of their time carrying out their duties? We need more time and resources allocated to these roles so that liaisons can more effectively perform in their jobs. 🔗 in bio to learn more! #stateofcrisis#homelessness
Formerly Homeless Youth Urge Congress to Act During Pandemic - Youth Today https://t.co/woHtwXXH3d
Call your U.S. senators and ask them to cosponsor and pass S. 3923, the Emergency Family Stabilization Act by Sen. @lisamurkowski and @Sen_JoeManchin!
"Disparities, researchers say, are the result of centuries of discrimination in housing, criminal justice, child welfare and education."
✍️@teresawiltz/@pewtrusts
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Join @ClaasEhlers and @KatLilley1 for a Facebook Live discussion tomorrow at 4pm EST!
They'll be discussing Family Promise's response to #COVID19.
Bookmark this link to watch: https://t.co/xNdUrsahfU
@hardlynormal For real: The shelter system does not and has never had the capacity to support these families with children. Emergency COVID dollars need to have the flexibility to support keeping these families safe, socially distanced, and with a roof over their head.
How come no one is talking about homeless families in hotels that are being evicted to the streets because parents are now not working? Hotels are not governed by eviction laws. They just throw families out often without notice!
Critical to provide effective services for families at risk of or experiencing #homelessness. We are working to have more @fpnational Affiliates doing this. Leveraging the community in our rotational model, but expanding out to diversion & other solutions that are low barrier.
With no place to go, many mothers head to the street. How do the numbers reflect this? A startling 80% of homeless mothers have been victims of domestic violence. https://t.co/6msP31D5Gp