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The STREET SHEET is a publication of the Coalition on Homelessness, San Francisco. The Coalition on Homelessness was formed in 1987 to foster the active participation of homeless and low-income San Francisco residents and front-line staff in the struggle for economic and social justice. Through an integrated approach that combines outreach, peer support, leadership development, public education, a

dvocacy, and community organizing, the COH works to defend homeless and low-income people from attacks on their rights and their persons, while advocating for permanent solutions to homelessness that take into account not only poverty’s devastating effects, but also its root causes. Twice a month, the STREET SHEET reaches 16,000 readers through 230 homeless or low-income vendors, who are not made to pay for the papers that they receive, and who keep all money they earn through STREET SHEET distribution.

San Francisco's parks provide amenities and respite from the harshness of street life. So, why do unhoused people face d...
08/20/2026

San Francisco's parks provide amenities and respite from the harshness of street life. So, why do unhoused people face difficult barriers to the City's open spaces that the rest of the public enjoy? The author of a new study explains.

by Shakema Straker The following is an excerpt from “We Belong Here,” a newly released report from the Coalition on Homelessness. The full report can be found on cohsf.org. San Francisco’s pa…

Nine female inmates had to sue San Francisco for it to respond to unhealthy and unequal conditions in County Jail No. 2....
08/19/2026

Nine female inmates had to sue San Francisco for it to respond to unhealthy and unequal conditions in County Jail No. 2. Malik Washington of Destination Freedom Media continues his series.

by Malik Washington Disclosure: I have had prior professional contact with William Palmer through his former radio program, Cafe Revolution on KPOO 89.5 FM, and I attended Sheriff’s Department over…

Tammy Manzanilla died after being jailed for public intoxication. Her family accuses Marin County of medical neglect and...
08/18/2026

Tammy Manzanilla died after being jailed for public intoxication. Her family accuses Marin County of medical neglect and civil rights violations in a lawsuit filed last month.

By Kalevi Kaukonen Tammy Manzanilla. Courtesy photo via Facebook. On April 8, 2026, Tammy Manzanilla was arrested for public intoxication and transported to the Marin County Jail. Three days later,…

A writer who is currently incarcerated wants to heal from trauma but she doesn't know how.
08/07/2026

A writer who is currently incarcerated wants to heal from trauma but she doesn't know how.

by Nicole Sheree Rowland Do you think the Department of Corrections even knows the trauma people have experienced at the hands of police? They have to. The real question is: Do they realize how exp…

Reporters/supporters of POOR Magazine sound off on banning unhoused people from living in public space.
08/06/2026

Reporters/supporters of POOR Magazine sound off on banning unhoused people from living in public space.

by Poor Magazine Chocollo I’ve been living on the streets for 15 years, suffering from unemployment and having no family. This is how I have met many people in the same or similar situations.…

When a tenant saw a chance to voice concerns of permanent supportive housing residents, she took advantage of the opport...
08/05/2026

When a tenant saw a chance to voice concerns of permanent supportive housing residents, she took advantage of the opportunity.

by Jordan Wasilewski From June 15 through June 18, I participated in Tenant Empowerment Week, which was one of the few opportunities for permanent supportive housing tenants to make their voices he…

State lawmakers go back to work this week to decide which homelessness-related bills will move forward. Via CalMatters.o...
08/04/2026

State lawmakers go back to work this week to decide which homelessness-related bills will move forward. Via CalMatters.org.

by Marisa Kendall/CalMatters Bills moving through the Legislature this year address state-funded sober housing, RVs parked on city streets and homelessness prevention. As this year’s legislative se…

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