Cycles of Change

Consider Fascism, Nazism, Communism and Socialism where each of these systems share a deep root in collectivism. For ourselves and for generations to follow, it becomes critical for our own well-being that we awaken to this political reality, but only if we wish to preserve the freedom and liberty [...]

Urban Survival Series Index The Urban Survival structure is built on a single, testable premise: models fail when they do not provide clinical support to neurologically destabilized individuals. This series outlines the problem, the required infrastructure, and operational protocols for stable, [...]

Every policy proposal claims it will succeed. Every system guarantees improved results and the history of homelessness policy contains plans enacted with real commitment. Authorities measured progress by metrics created after implementation. They declared these efforts successful even as street [...]

The most common objection to this system is the cost. A 2,000-unit tower presents significant expenses. Clinical teams will operate in the field for 12 to 24 months. These teams prepare the site before occupancy. Phase Zero includes stabilization wards that ensure safety. Thermal drones will map [...]

Most housing for individuals exiting homelessness centers on one question: does it have a roof and a door? If it meets that criteria, it counts as housing. The individual is no longer homeless. The tally decreases and the program reports success. Series: Urban Survival — The Building That Rebuilds [...]

Every one or two years, volunteers in many U.S. cities venture out on a single night to count people sleeping on the streets. They follow designated routes, inspect doorways, parks, and known encampments, and document their findings. This effort produces the Point-in-Time count. Governments rely on [...]