#homelessness

Philosopher Stefan Molyneux talks with a caller who hurt forty women and now feels emotionally cold and cut off after rebuilding his life around work and control. Stefan challenges the ghosting and dishonesty,

There's a growing category of "homeless" people in the world today... by CHOICE.

I've been watching and reading the news a lot lately. Maybe too much. And it just fell on me like a curtain a little bit ago. The weight of it all. The heaviness. People starving. Not somewhere far away.

The I.C.A.C. Task Force has gone too far by recruiting veterans for their online sex-sting operations.

The sex-offender registry ruins the American dream even for those who were railroaded. It must stop!

Charity delayed can be a death sentence

No matter what their political party affiliation is, Americans cannot afford to oppress the homeless.

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer in the United States, and the nation gets worse

For quite awhile, I have been volunteering at the Hope Chest Food Pantry at the Lacey United Methodist Church in Forked River, New Jersey. While I volunteer with other missions at the church, this one

"Then I read the comments..." Uh oh. We know how this usually goes. Reading the comments of an article often ends with a face like this: 😬 It's just so easy to shoot off a knee-jerk reply in

City council fines Church for feeding, housing and caring for the homeless, after the city "cleaned them out".

One of the featured volunteers from my documentary The Wall passed away earlier this year. Here's a little tribune to Fabian Jones (1970-2024). He was a passionate supporter of his community and those

The story comes to a close at the North Loop encampment in Minneapolis. We hear from Navo and Shorty, both of whom reflect on their difficult childhoods (in Puerto Rico and the Chicago projects). We also

I just received this Thank You from Prof. Meinen and her social work students at University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire, who recently held a viewing of my homelessness documentary "The Wall" and

Hey everyone! For those of you still holding on (or even still remember), waiting for the final episode of "home • less", your wait is almost over. Episode 8 of this series following the lives

Two years ago today, this homeless encampment—whose residents' lives I'd been documenting—was cleared in Minneapolis. Now I'm preparing to release the final episode in this series (Ep. 8) that follows

Asphalt City is a 2023 American thriller drama film directed by Jean-Stéphane Sauvaire and written by Ryan King and Ben Mac Brown. The storyline draws inspiration from Shannon Burke's 2008 novel, Black

A great session today with students at UW-Eau Claire College of Education and Human Sciences. Following their viewing of my homelessness documentary "The Wall," Prof. Meinen had me join her students

18 months after first meeting her at a Minneapolis homeless encampment, I got to sit down with Leah again for this uplifting update. Leah's now been sober, in recovery, and off the streets for 5 months.

prioritizing affordable housing, fostering supportive networks, and advocating for systemic changes