Free Materials — Share the Movement

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Every poster on a bulletin board, every flyer on a door, every insert in a bulletin — moves Norman one step closer to ending homelessness. Download our materials and help spread the word before April 7.

Outreach Materials

Our Posters & Flyers

All materials are free to download, print, and share. Use them in your church, your business, your neighborhood — anywhere people gather. The ballot is April 7. Every voice counts.

Homeward Bound Poster Preview 8 × 10
Community Poster

Homeward Bound — The Norman Coalition

Our signature coalition poster showing every faith community, business sector, and organization joining the movement. Perfect for bulletin boards, windows, and community spaces. Print at home or at any print shop.

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Hand Bill Front Preview Insert
Faith Community Flyer

Hand Bill — April 7 Vote

A half-sheet front & back hand out — perfect for church bulletins, program inserts, and community events. Tells the story of what the $8M bond will do for Norman's most vulnerable neighbors. Print, fold, and share this Sunday.

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Large Format Poster
34 × 26
Large Format Poster

Homeward Bound — Large Display Poster

Our large-format display poster for lobbies, meeting rooms, and community centers. Designed for professional printing at 34" × 26". Ideal for businesses and organizations that want to make a bold statement of support.

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Policy Briefs & Research

The Case for Norman's Vote

These documents make the full argument — connecting Norman's April 7 vote to global frameworks, federal funding streams, and evidence-based models that have worked in cities around the world. Read them. Share them. Send them to your City Council member.

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UN & Global Funding
Policy Brief
Global Framework

The United Nations, Global Funding, and Why Norman's Vote Connects to a World Movement

How the $8M bond unlocks HUD grants, UN-Habitat funding, and a pathway to IGH Vanguard City status — placing Norman alongside Chicago, Manchester, and Sydney on the global homelessness stage.

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Public Statement
March 27, 2026
Public Statement

A Response to Dr. Joe Carter, DVM — Norman Transcript

EHN's full public response to Dr. Carter's op-ed — affirming a Yes vote on Proposition 5 while making the case for a coordinated system beyond a shelter alone. Fourteen pages of evidence, data, and documented outcomes.

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Public Discourse

Replies to Online Questions

When Norman citizens ask hard questions in public forums, End Homelessness NORMAN answers them — with facts, with data, and with the documented record of what works. These replies are posted here as a permanent public record.

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Public Reply
March 29, 2026
Facebook Reply — Setting the Record Straight

The Questions Deserve Honest Answers

EHN responds to questions about federal funding, the Salvation Army, the $28M interest figure, and Houston's documented outcomes — fact by fact, with sources.

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Public Reply
March 29, 2026
Facebook Reply — The Plan & EHN's Role

The Plan Is Already Documented

EHN responds to questions about the plan, CDBG funding, city coordination, and what needs to happen today — not after the bond passes.

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Public Reply
March 30, 2026
Facebook Reply — Independence & Infrastructure

Independence. Infrastructure. One Goal.

EHN answers three direct questions about city affiliation, IGH Vanguard City status, and what EHN actually does — and why it matters to every Norman citizen.

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Public Reply
March 30, 2026
Facebook Reply — Ideology & Prop 5

A Bond Measure Is Not an Ideology

EHN responds to claims that Proposition 5 reflects communitarian or socialist ideology — examining the philosophy, the history, and the category error at the heart of the argument.

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Public Reply
March 30, 2026
Facebook Reply — Questions & Concerns

Low Barrier Shelters — Questions, Answers, and What the Evidence Shows

EHN responds to questions about low-barrier shelters, safety and security, mental illness and addiction, hours of access, encampments, and neighborhood impact — with honest answers and documented outcomes.

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Public Reply
March 29, 2026
Facebook Reply — Federal Funding Facts

The Numbers Don't Lie. Norman Just Needs to Qualify.

EHN breaks down the full federal grant stack — program by program, dollar by dollar — and exactly what it takes for Norman to access it. The clock is running.

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Educational Resources

Plain-language educational documents on homelessness, Housing First, coordinated entry, and the systems designed to end homelessness in Cleveland County. Share with faith communities, schools, civic groups, and neighbors.

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Educational
2026
Understanding the System

Why We Deliberately Use "End Homelessness Norman/Cleveland County"

The deliberate naming of our initiative and how it ties to the HUD CoC OK-504 framework and federal funding strategy.

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Educational
2026
Housing First

What Is Functional Zero?

The evidence-based standard for ending homelessness — with local Cleveland County context, Houston and Waco models, and projected Year 1 savings.

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Educational
2026
Data & Counting

What Is the PIT Count and Why It Matters

How the annual Point-in-Time Count works, why it connects to federal funding, and what Cleveland County's numbers mean for our community.

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Educational
2026
Schools & Youth

Homelessness in Our Schools: A Guide for Educators

McKinney-Vento, FERPA, all 6 Cleveland County school districts, national models, PIT collaboration, and the HUD funding impact on students.

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Educational
2026
Community Coordination

Why We Must Work Together

The cost-effectiveness of coordinated systems, $30K+ savings per person housed, the OU angle, and Cleveland County's $37M–$100M leverage strategy.

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Educational
2026
Services & Support

What Are Wraparound Services?

Housing First explained, Reed Avenue Campus vision, 6 pillars of wraparound support, ROI of $1.44–$21.72 per $1 invested, and $500K+ Year 1 savings.

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Educational
2026
Data Systems

HMIS & VI-SPDAT: How the Data System Works

The history, how it works, funding impact, privacy standards, scoring thresholds, 6 common pitfalls, limitations, and the Norman Risk Index callout.

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For Organizations & Partners

Partner & Administrative Resources

Operational documents for CoC OK-504 partner organizations, school districts, service providers, and planning teams. Templates, guides, and frameworks ready to adapt and adopt.

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Template
CoC OK-504
Partnership Document 1 of 3

MOU Template: CoC OK-504 / School District Partnership

Ready-to-adapt Memorandum of Understanding template for formalizing coordination between CoC OK-504 and Cleveland County school districts.

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Template
CoC OK-504
Partnership Document 2 of 3

FERPA-Compliant Release of Information Waiver

A ready-to-use ROI waiver form compliant with FERPA requirements for sharing student homelessness data between schools and service providers.

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Checklist
CoC OK-504
Partnership Document 3 of 3

MOU Implementation Checklist — 9 Steps

Step-by-step implementation guide for activating the school-CoC MOU partnership, from signing through training and data integration.

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Operational Guide
CoC OK-504
Data Systems

HMIS Operational Guide: Standalone vs CDSA Analysis

Internal operational guide covering standalone vs CDSA HMIS options, funding leverage analysis, and Year 1–3 performance targets for CoC OK-504.

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Planning Document
CoC OK-504
Innovation & Planning

Norman Risk Index — Planning Document

Full planning document for a community-specific algorithmic assessment tool modeled on the Allegheny Housing Assessment. Includes 18-month roadmap and $75K Phase 1 budget.

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Spread the Word

Four Ways to Use These Materials

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Your Church

Ask your pastor to include the bulletin insert this Sunday. One insert reaches your entire congregation before April 7.

2

Your Business

Put the 8×10 poster in your window or on your bulletin board. Show your customers that Norman business cares.

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Your Neighborhood

Print and post in community spaces — laundromats, libraries, coffee shops, gyms. Every location is a new audience.

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Social Media

Download the PNG and share it on Facebook, Instagram, or Nextdoor. Tag #EndHomelessnessNorman and #NormanVotes.

No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of another.

— Charles Dickens