Paul Boden

Western Regional Advocacy Project

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Director of the Western Regional Advocacy Project, an organization that works to eliminate the root causes of homelessness and poverty; homeless at the age of 16 for a time after his mother's death, he's author of House Keys not Handcuffs

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It was a headline that sounded too good to be true. "The Surprisingly Simple Way Utah Solved Chronic Homelessness and Saved Millions."

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