Kate Santaliz

Shelters and Outreach Reporter

Editorial Intern — Spring 2021
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Kate Santaliz is a senior at the George Washington University in D.C. studying international affairs and political science. Originally from New Jersey, she has also worked with the Isaan Record in Khon Kaen, Thailand, New Jersey Insider, and a student-led publication, HerCampus. Kate is interested in exploring a career in International Journalism and Foreign Corresponding.

Articles

Church of the Epiphany is opening its doors for shelter space through July

Kate Santaliz

Phtoto of the church building. A sign in front of it says "The Church of the Epiphany, Episcopal/Anglican, All are welcome!"

Housing Production Trust Fund could receive $263M windfall

Kate Santaliz

Photo displays the construction of a new apartment building in DC, it is a grey building with 5 stories

DHS expands PEP-V hotels but caps waitlist for medically vulnerable people

Kate Santaliz

Photo shows the DHS service center, a brown building with windows, on a sunny day

Federal government attempts to dispossess CCNV from their property: The shelter’s lawsuit parallels to the past

Kate Santaliz

Photo shows the homeless lives matter mural at CCNV, with colorful faces

Councilmember considers buying hotels to support PEP-V shelter and convert them to housing

Athiyah Azeem

A door at the end of a hotel hallway. A door hanger says "You could live here." A mat in front of the door says "Home?" A sign on the wall says "Please, no COVID-19." Another sign on the wall says "650+ people in hotels. 550+ people on waitlist." The bottom of the door is made to look like the outer facade of a hotel.

Making room for construction in NoMa, DC government conducts its 18th encampment cleanup in 2021

Kate Santaliz

Photo of a man wearing a hoodie next to a tent.

Despite 100% FEMA reimbursement, DC says they do not plan to expand the PEP-V program

Kate Santaliz

Picture shows the exterior of the Holiday Inn on Rhode Island Ave. NW

The 2021 Point-in-Time Count will reveal the impacts that COVID-19 has had on DC’s homeless community

Kate Santaliz

Picture shows an Encampment near Washington Circle Park, showing three tents and personal belongings.

Community for Creative Non-Violence files lawsuit against federal government over site of DC Central Kitchen

Kate Santaliz