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Ending Homelessness

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At Equal Rights 4 Felons “a grassroots movement”, we believe that every individual has the right to understand their civil rights. Our team provides comprehensive resources and information to help you navigate the complexities of civil rights law. We are committed to ensuring that you are informed and empowered in your pursuit of justice.

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Ending Homelessness

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 An Alford plea allows a defendant to plead guilty while maintaining their innocence. They acknowledge that the prosecution has enough evidence to likely result in a conviction but do not admit to the criminal act itself. 

  U.S. Supreme Court case North Carolina v. Alford (1970 

Ending Homelessness

Ending Homelessness

Key Components of Homelessness

"The top rated component to homelessness is "Lack of affordable housing.  Rising rent and housing shortages contribute directly to displacement. Everyone tries to turn a blind eye and deny its need to be approached. I think people who hold office are the only ones with authority to change this. Its the best place to start!

Key Components of Homelessness

Key Components of Homelessness

Key Components of Homelessness

  1.  Lack of Affordable Housing 
  2.  Poverty & Unemployment 
  3.  Criminal Justice Involvement 
  4.  Mental Health & Substance Use Disorders
  5.  Domestic Violence 
  6.  Systemic Racism & Inequity
  7.  Youth Aging Out of Foster Care 
  8.  Lack of Supportive Services 

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Key Components of Homelessness

Formerly Incarcerated

 Disability & Chronic Illness 

 Discharge from Institutions 

 Stigma and Discrimination 

 Family Breakdown 

 These elements are often interconnected and should be addressed holistically in policy and reentry planning. 

Formerly Incarcerated

Key Components of Homelessness

Formerly Incarcerated

Release from prisons, hospitals, or mental health facilities without housing plans often leads to homelessness 

Barriers in employment and housing persist due to biases against formerly incarcerated or unhoused individuals. 

Estrangement or loss of family support is a common pathway to homelessness. 

Success Stories

$150 Million Settlement

In a suit against Company, Inc., which was selling dangerous products, we won a record settlement for our clients, making sure that they are taken care of for life.

$1.5 Million Settlement

In a case of wrongful termination due to discrimination, we were able to get our client a settlement that helped them find a supportive work environment in which to continue their career.

$210 Million Settlement Stops Toxic Dumping

In our case against Terrible Company, LLC, we were able to get a settlement for our clients as well as protect them from any further damage to their communities from this toxic dumping program.

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