Housing First policies are proven to decrease homelessness. When people have housing, stability follows. Can you help explain this simple idea to your local city council? Today in Invisible People’s Homelessness News: Week of February 9, 2026. Hosted by @cblakealexander For more, visit us online and sign up for our bi-weekly email. | Invisible People

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It’s literally insane that people keep calling arresting homeless people a “compassionate” response. Jails and prisons don’t make people better. They make them worse. Fernando Montero, an anthropologist at Columbia University, calls them “gladiator schools” because people have to learn violence just to survive inside. They come out more traumatized, more desperate, and more disconnected than before. If we really care about helping people, we need to stop pretending that punishment is compassion.