Study identifies 150 Douglas County residents who could benefit from housing support
Cox details a plan to break homelessness cycles with wrap-around services for about 150 individuals in Lawrence and Douglas County. The study notes racial disparities with Black and Indigenous people facing higher homelessness rates, a gender distribution skew toward women, and definitional gaps across federal and local agencies. The CPPR aims to finalize the report by the end of June.
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Step by Step climate tour to launch at Haskell campus
The Step by Step project kicks off June 9 at Haskell Indian Nations University with Daniel Wildcat and filmmaker input, aiming to spark public conversations on climate change across Kansas. Events, filmed open mic inputs, and later showings will expand to Dodge City Garden City and the Kansas Rural Center, funded by Humanities Kansas and The Climate Energy Project.
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