An argument for error in systems and programs: power is healthiest mobilized - it moves back and forth between cycles, systems, and levels. Error requires reconciliation and keeps power moving back and forth.
We consistently unlock problem-solving abilities in people who need help by making the conversation "I believe in you" instead of "there are repercussions."
Income and incarceration are both statistically insignificant risk factors for concurrent episodes of homelessness in the United States.
Regardless of income level or criminal history, people treated with dignity and confidence problem-solve and acquire and maintain stable spaces to live. We don't need to be discouraged by imperfect attempts or campaigns; we need to press on and continue to deepen our respect for the needs and lives of others. We need to love them with perseverance and determination.
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