Ending the Criminalization of Homelessness and Mental Health
This session will explore campaigns working to end the criminalization of homelessness and mental health crises through policy reform, grassroots organizing, and community-led alternatives.
This session will explore campaigns working to end the criminalization of homelessness and mental health crises through policy reform, grassroots organizing, and community-led alternatives. As people experiencing homelessness and mental health crises continue to face policing, displacement, discrimination, and incarceration instead of care and support, advocates across New York are advancing rights-based solutions rooted in dignity and self-determination.