The opportunity is to advocate for change, to focus on the goal of ensuring all Arizonans have access to safe, affordable housing.

After a 20-year partnership the USPS is terminating their support of the Key Campus "post office." That won't stop us from operating it.

Today, I write to share an observation, of a notice from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) sent May 8, 2025.

As federal budget proposals signal a descent into the "Upside Down," a reminder that your voice, advocacy, and relentless hope are tools against a red-flag future.

A call for assistance facing 100-degree plus temperatures starting Friday of this week. Key Campus in need of major HVAC repairs.

In the absence of a superhero, through all the change and chaos, those of us who believe in ending homelessness must stick together.

In order to shine a light more brightly, we are going to need more people to be engaged, to become informed, to advocate, to show up.

Let's make 2025 the year that we shine the light more brightly on homelessness and proven solutions.

I would love to show everyone the movement of people out of homelessness. It happens quietly, on a person by person basis.

Peace is tested, some days more than others. Yet the more days I practice centeredness, the quicker I rebound.