Eight regions covering 596.7 square miles. Hundreds of volunteers. One day to measure the scope of ​Oʻahu’s homeless crisis.  For more than two decades, the Point-In-Time Count has served as Hawaiʻi’s main benchmark for whether the state is making any progress on the issue. But the census — which attempts to capture how many people … Continue reading ‘It’s Just Tiring’: 24 Hours Inside Hawai‘i’s Homeless Crisis