Many people express concerns about the lack of diversity in viewpoints and the tendency for mainstream media to present similar narratives across different channels and platforms. Several factors contribute to this phenomenon: Media Consolidation: [...]
America's public education system is failing to prepare students for higher education and future professional success, with declining scores and prioritization of culturally sensational philosophies. The state of America's educational system is [...]
Our mission is to assist communities in understanding and accepting their homeless population, taking positive, progressive, and proactive action. We offer a unique service that combines exploration, environmental cleanup, and data collection. We [...]
In our modern society, homelessness remains a pressing issue that affects the lives of many individuals. Behind the statistics and numbers lie stories of struggle, resilience, and the need for compassion. Let us explore the realities of [...]
Statements in bold from the book by Stephen Eide Homelessness in America : history and tragedy of an intractable social problem, Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, [2022] Stephen Eide puts forth the idea that Housing First is a flawed concept. [...]
The term "leisured indigent" [1] is not a commonly used or recognized term, however, it could be interpreted as referring to individuals who are homeless or experiencing poverty but are perceived as leading a leisurely or carefree lifestyle. When we [...]
While homelessness may formerly have taken different forms, it has always existed in America. Homelessness is a problem shaped greatly by state and local policies and dynamics. To blame Reagan for modern homelessness is to misunderstand the roots of [...]
In the past, people had different words to describe homeless individuals, like "bum," "hobo," and "tramp." These words showed social differences among homeless people. Some chose to be homeless, while others had different circumstances. "Hobo" [...]
One way to assess the number of homeless individuals is by examining the service systems they use. In the late 19th and early 20th century, police stations served as shelters, with an estimated 630,000 people sleeping in such facilities in 1880 and [...]
The benefits and risks of being homeless can vary depending on individual circumstances, available resources, and support systems. Benefits: Connection with nature: Living outdoors allows for a closer connection with the natural environment, which [...]
