Ashley Archibald | Street Roots

Articles by Ashley Archibald

Universal basic income: The check could be in the mail

BOOK REVIEW | ‘Give People Money: How a Universal Basic Income Would End Poverty, Revolutionize Work, and Remake the World’ by Annie Lowrey

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Ashley Archibald

July 26, 2019
He planned every detail of his wedding – and his death hours later

Robert Fuller wanted to die with dignity, on his own terms. ‘I’ll see you on May 10,’ he told his guests.

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Ashley Archibald

July 5, 2019
Do no harm: States, doctors across the U.S. still grapple with Death With Dignity

Despite decades on the books, and dispelling opponents’ fears, individuals, health care organizations and the country remain at opposite ends of the issue

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Ashley Archibald

July 5, 2019
Cities can’t criminalize homelessness: Appeals court upholds ruling

Sit-lie ordinances are 'cruel and unusual punishment' when no alternatives exist

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Ashley Archibald

April 12, 2019
A target of hate: Jonathan Weisman on being Jewish today

The New York Times journalists discusses his new book, which chronicles the rise of anti-Semitism in the age of Donald Trump

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Ashley Archibald

February 22, 2019
Street soccer: More than just a game

The World Cup is one for the record books, but a different kind of soccer tournament continues to score big for the men and women who battle poverty and homelessness to take the pitch

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Ashley Archibald

July 20, 2018
Evictions have doubled in the United States since 2000

Given the current economic climate, it is unlikely that these rates will fall anytime soon

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Ashley Archibald

June 8, 2018
Leilani Farha's worldly perspective on poverty in the wealthiest nation

Witnessing homelessness, discrimination and cruelty in the U.S. weighed heavily on the U.N. Special Rapporteur on Adequate Housing

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Ashley Archibald

March 9, 2018

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