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Beyond Homelessness

One year ago, more than 80 news organizations formed the San Francisco Homeless Project, a groundbreaking initiative to focus on our seemingly intractable homelessness crisis. This week, The Chronicle and our media partners will report on what has changed in the Bay Area over the last year and what more could be done to ease, if not end, the suffering of thousands of people living on our streets, and improve the quality of life for all residents. Since its formation, the award-winning San Francisco Homeless Project has been emulated in several cities around the world.

Santiago Mejia, The Chronicle
Editorial
No easy solutions
The Bay Area’s Long Road to Ending Homelessness
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Otis R. Taylor Jr.: On the East Bay
Moving On: 56-year-old moves from streets to apartment
Potrero Hill: Shantytown on Vermont Street that won’t go away
Division Street: Homeless take different paths after SF street camp is shut down
Oakland: City faces bleak prospect of entrenched homeless camps
A year later: Despite money and effort, homelessness in SF as bad as ever
From the mayors: How Oakland, SF and San Jose have vowed to help homeless
From the editor: Struggle for solutions continues

Core Issues

The Chronicle took a hard look at four core issues of homelessness last summer. Here’s an update on what’s changed since then and what still needs to be done.


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