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Award-winning AP journalist covering environment, housing and inequality. When not writing, digging indie rock, empty spaces and fantasy football
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Takeaways from AP’s report on how World Cup host cities are approaching homelessness Original

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By Michael Casey , R.J. Rico 
| Associated Press
ATLANTA (AP) — With the World Cup set to kick off across North America, some host cities have been using the 39-day soccer spectacular as a catalyst to address homelessness. Among them is Atlanta, which last summer announced an ambitious plan to end encampments and other street sleeping downtown ahead of the tournament. Called Downtown Rising, the program said it has housed nearly 500 people.
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Aprovechando el Mundial, algunas sedes buscan alojar y no arrestar a personas sin hogar Original

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By Michael Casey , R.J. Rico , Charlotte Kramon 
| Associated Press
ATLANTA (AP) — A unos 1.500 metros del estadio de Atlanta, que recibirá a decenas de miles de aficionados para los partidos del Mundial, decenas de personas acampaban en una acera del centro, a la espera de que abriera un refugio para personas sin hogar. Algunos yacían en sacos de dormir, con mascarillas sobre los ojos para bloquear el sol de la tarde. Otros estaban sentados en la acera comiendo de cajas de cereal. Había zapatos esparcidos junto a botellitas vacías de licor.
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Some host cities are aiming to house, not arrest, homeless people ahead of the World Cup Original

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By Michael Casey , R.J. Rico , Charlotte Kramon 
| Associated Press
ATLANTA (AP) — Just a mile from Atlanta’s stadium, which will welcome tens of thousands of fans to World Cup games this month, dozens of people were camped out on a downtown sidewalk waiting for a homeless shelter to open. Some slept in sleeping bags, face masks over their eyes to block out the afternoon sun. Others sat on the sidewalk eating from cereal boxes. Shoes lay scattered alongside empty mini-liquor bottles.
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