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Homelessness persists when policy resets every election.
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Sunshine (she/her) lemmy.ca Sunshine@lemmy.ca
Joined: 2024-09-16
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A dark, moody photograph showing two human hands gently holding a small cardboard cutout shaped like a house with two square window openings. The background is blurred and shadowed, emphasizing vulnerability and care. Overlaid white and orange text reads: “Proportional representation creates the conditions for ending homelessness.” Below, in orange text, it reads: “The research is clear. Proportional representation supports broader coalitions, stronger social insurance, and long-term public investment. These are the foundations of effective homelessness policy.” In small white text on the right side it reads: “Source: Cusack, Iversen and Soskice.” At the bottom of the image in white text it reads: “Learn more at fairvote.ca.”

Proportional representation supports durable coalitions and long term investment.

That stability is what makes real housing solutions possible.
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