Michael Ullman

Michael Ullman (Com ’84 CM) published Household Deformation: The Rise and Permanence of Modern Homelessness, which provides a comprehensive explanation of homelessness in the United States and challenges the current narrative around homelessness. The book explores the consequences of key societal norm changes, anti-family housing policy and the federal government’s definition of homelessness. Ullman has worked in homeless services at the national, state and local levels for more than 25 years.