Scott is Project Homeless’ producer and engagement editor. Before working at The Seattle Times, Scott was a news assistant at National Public Radio’s Weekend All Things Considered. He is a graduate of the University of Oregon.
A new University of Washington study finds a "harm reduction" approach can be effective at getting alcoholic and chronically homeless people to drink less.
More than a third of Washington's foster kids become homeless after leaving care. But in Tennessee, there's a possible solution, and Washington is looking at...
For the past eight months, Project Homeless has been trying to answer questions from readers about homelessness. We've tackled everything from "Why don’t police enforce...
A reader's question led us to ask formerly homeless people what helped make the difference for them. The answers range from an addiction-recovery program, help...
We looked at four cities that saw steep reductions in homelessness and asked what they did to get there.