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When counting the numbers, numbers don’t always count

Suzan Filipek · September 2, 2020

Homelessness is on the rise. People are living on the streets, in tents and in their cars more than ever before. We don’t need data and statistics to know the […]

Geraldine Hurley: a fierce advocate for those in need

Helene Seifer · July 29, 2020

As former congressman and seminal civil rights leader John Lewis said, “When you see something that is not right, not just, not fair, you have a moral obligation to say […]

St. James’ Church shines light on Stories from the Frontline

Sondi Sepenuk · December 4, 2019

Angela Sanchez was 16, a junior in high school, when she and her father experienced homelessness. The memories are sharp: it was the beginning of the 2008 recession, one week […]

Local photographer turned community advocate on homelessness

Billy Taylor · August 1, 2019

Allison Schallert is a woman on a mission to curb homelessness in Los Angeles. The citizen activist was born and raised in Illinois, studied at DePaul University in Chicago, and […]

Stories hold the key for homeless advocate Marilyn Wells

Suzan Filipek · August 1, 2019

Stories can speak volumes. Just ask Marilyn Wells, an advocate for the homeless with impressive academic credentials. Wells was so moved by one woman’s talk that she started a formidable […]

Homelessness and supportive housing

John Welborne · March 29, 2018

A sold-out crowd gathered at The Ebell of Los Angeles to hear knowledgeable neighbors talk about solutions to a very visible problem, the vagrant and homeless people on the streets […]

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