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Mass criminalization undermines autonomy of Portland residents

Portland, Oregon is no stranger to the interconnected issues of poverty, homelessness, and drug addiction. An annual government count found that roughly 6,000 Multnomah County residents are currently experiencing homelessness. The reason people end up unhoused is not...

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Mass criminalization undermines autonomy of Portland residents

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