Gain insights from our staff and partners on the latest in narrative research and grassroots communication. Hear stories from real people who have experienced homelessness and housing insecurity.
If you would like to share a story or unique insight into the housing crisis forcing so many of our neighbors into homelessness, reach out to us at info@housingnarrativelab.org.
01/17/2025
20 years after Hurricane Katrina, natural disasters are creating even more need for housing and emergency planning as climate change fuels homelessness A note to readers: Fariha Tayyab’s blog post was written in the final months of 2024 before tens of thousands of Los Angeles residents lost their homes in wildfires. With each new disaster, […]
12/05/2024
What does it take to change a big narrative? It takes many stories, shared consistently over time, that reach broad audiences. That is how we begin to shape people’s understanding of big social problems like homelessness and unstable housing, and what we can do to solve them. This year, our Housing Narrative Awards spotlight stories […]
10/03/2024
How three of our partners use narrative research and message guidance. Author: Grover Wehman-Brown Narrative research is a powerful tool in building broad, strong support for the changes we need to create a world where we all can thrive. That said, sometimes people in the housing and advocacy field feel that certain recommended messages or […]
06/24/2024
We’ve been holding our collective breath, waiting for this ruling. Now the real work begins. Ever since the Supreme Court of the United States decided to hear the case, Johnson v Grants Pass, those of us working to ensure everyone has a safe and affordable place to live have been holding our breath while working […]
05/06/2024
We all need a safe and affordable place to live. A recap of the April 22, 2024 rally as the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Johnson v Grants Pass.
02/29/2024
Our interactions in daily life shape narrative change. Even a one-sentence response that shows our empathy for people who are struggling can interrupt and reframe people’s opinions.
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