A Teenager’s Opinion
The value of a teenager’s opinion is questioned almost daily. Oftentimes, it’s value matters most when it aligns with the opinions of the...
Feeding the Hungry: Why Volunteering is Crucial
Written By Preston Saunders Food insecurity is one of the foremost struggles of homeless and impoverished populations. Despite the...
Feminine Hygiene in Homeless Communities
We all know what “the time of the month” is, and most people have easy access to hygiene products that let that time pass by easily. It’s...
Domestic Violence/Abuse and Homelessness
Andrew Stahl On one night in 2015, 31,500 people (adults and children) fleeing domestic abuse sought shelter in a domestic violence...
Obsessed: How OCD Can Make You Chase Friendships
By: Katherine Brown Recently, I listened to a very thought-provoking podcast. The topic of the podcast was reaching out to people vs....
The Problem with Hostile Design
Hostile design, also known as defensive architecture, is an urban-design strategy that deters and restricts people from ‘abusing’ certain...
Creative While Quarantined: Using Art to Uplift Humanity
By: Ava Framm Art has always been utilized as a form of expression, whether that be an escape from reality, or a release of emotion. But...
Homelessness and Felons: A Layered Issue
By Preston Saunders Eight percent of the US population are convicted felons, nearly 27 million people, with African American men making...
Few Healthcare Resources for Poor People
By Karah Lindsey Poor people do not often have a lot of resources, financial or otherwise. Combine that with healthcare providers that...
The Homeless and the Census
by Andrew Stahl With the 2020 census upon us, taking a look at the track record of the census for counting the homeless, and examining...
