AWHA Statement on Johnson v. Grants Pass SCOTUS Decision
We at A Way Home America (AWHA) are saddened that the Supreme Court of the United States failed to protect the rights of our homeless and unhoused people living in communities surrounding the decision of Johnson v. Grants Pass. Our mission is to transform systems through public policy to prevent and end homelessness for Black, Indigenous, youth of color, and LGBTQIA+ youth, on a path to housing justice for all. So it goes without saying that this decision presents profound barriers to the populations we serve. In spite of this setback, A Way Home America knows that right now it is even more crucial than ever to reinforce our resolve and do what we can to progress our essential mission. Which begs the question “How do we move from here?”.
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