Vera Titunik

RT @ConorDougherty: I wrote a story about how a Montgomery County Maryland has for decades been building public housing under another name.…

A story about change and growth — both personal and within institutions — beautifully told by @issielapowsky and with evocative pictures by Abdul Kircher. And it's free to read. https://t.co/0IefVp2eqb

To prevent evictions, Philadelphia has tried to get landlords and tenants talking in the hopes of satisfy ing both. @AidanGardiner looks at how thousands of people were kept in their homes. https://t.co/Ion0CMoGU1

Super clear and useful analysis of the “kludge” and what we lose when cities are inflexible by ⁦@emilymbadger⁩ https://t.co/hkbZtjX2l5

Such treasures! @dodaistewart https://t.co/3FnEkJmAy0

“Prigozhin is a deeply unpleasant, even revolting, character, but he is undeniably a character.” ⁦@yaffaesque⁩ makes some sense of the past few days. Really worth reading. https://t.co/dJFX6VBRFI

Very excited that ⁦@VLuck⁩ who knows the history of Tulsa better than anyone, wrote this https://t.co/LXCl1D1Eh7

It took a big initial investment from government but now Vienna’s social housing is self sustaining. And most important, people have stability and commitment to where they live. Amazing story by ⁦@francescamari⁩ https://t.co/1n0eZRaC6h

RT @AlecMacGillis: "The toll in San Diego had increased by nearly 10 times in the last decade, from 64 homeless deaths in 2014 to nearly 60…

“If they’re hungry, we give them food. If they’re cold, we give them a sweatshirt.” Fantastic story by ⁦@andylocal⁩ https://t.co/f3iKNnFOn9

“I contemplate, for the millionth time, etched atoms. It’s almost too much: the idea of tunneling down into a cluster of atoms and finding art there. “ ⁦@page88⁩ writes about chips like no one else https://t.co/80dYDgpwSM

Great series on the places where young people find comfort and community. https://t.co/KrHFBRtoiL

"New York’s recovery depends on fortifying, not diminishing, tent-poles like parks, streets and libraries." @kimmelman https://t.co/gRlcBFJDTC

“People end up on the street because they lose their jobs or their rent goes up. Their mental health deteriorates, and they start taking drugs to cope.” Great piece by ⁦@JInterlandi⁩ https://t.co/Ntl0LaVtxq

A new dust bowl in the makingby ⁦@CoralMDavenport⁩ https://t.co/yTo7pW1qcw

Getting a housing voucher is a huge challenge. But it's only the first step. Terrific story by @corinaknoll https://t.co/gRYBJrmdwz