Giving Like a Billionaire
Written By: Karah Lindsey Billionaires are often featured in the news for their gigantic donations. People watch and read with...
Homelessness During This Pandemic, What is Being Done?
Blog by: Layla Nahavandi The lives of homeless people are no less important than the well-endowed, but are their lives being protected as...
Help for Homeless Who Live in Broward County, Florida
Blog by: Yasmine Toure You live in Broward County in Fort Lauderdale, FL and need physical or financial assistance? This article is for...
We Shouldn’t Judge People Who Have Been In Prison
Written By: Katherine Brown *Note: this article is not referring to sex offenders, murderers, or domestic violence inmates Do you...
The War on Homelessness:
How the Stigma of Illegal Substance Abuse Negatively Impacts Homeless People By: Ava Framm Mental illness, substance abuse, and...
Incarceration and Homelessness: A Vicious Cycle
Andrew Stahl Known to some as the “jail to homelessness pipeline,” formerly incarcerated individuals continue to struggle to secure...
LGBTQ+ and Homeless: A Growing Correlation
By Preston Saunders The LGBTQ+ community is well-known for their dedication and support for one another, achieving multiple milestones in...
Treating Mental Illness and the State of Homelessness
Ashley Stalnecker It’s often hard to say whether the mental illness or the homelessness came first as the relationship between the two is...
I Don’t Think They Need Help, They Look Like They Have Money
Yasmine Toure Sometimes, the requirements to receive food stamps from the government or the states are rigorous. Some people are in need,...
Being an Extrovert in a Time of Isolation
By Alexandra Howe During this time of great upheaval: Covid-19, race riots, curfews and extensions of stay at home orders have the...
