Afleveringen
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For most, living in a shelter or on the street is the last resort. As a result, the majority of people experiencing homelessness are âdefined outâ of accessing aid. In fact, the Department of Housing and Urban Development doesnât even consider them homeless. Are we obscuring an exponentially larger looming crisis?
On this bonus episode Host Jesse Betend and StreetWise Magazine Senior Editor Suzanne Hanney, host a live panel to discuss these and other issueâs behind the series.
Featuring: Dr. Molly Brown, Assistant Professor of Clinical-Community Psychology and Director of the Homelessness Advocacy, Research, and Collaboration Lab at DePaul University;
Erin Ryan. Senior Vice President of Operations at The Night Ministry, a social services organization that works with many of Chicagoâs most vulnerable homeless citizens;
And Lee and Paula, who are both Streetwise Magazine Vendors who are currently experiencing homelessness.
Sources:
The Chicago Coalition for the Homelessâ Estimate of Chicago Homelessness Report -- https://www.chicagohomeless.org/new-analysis-shows-76998-chicagoans-impacted-by-homelessness/
DePaulâs HARC Lab -- https://harclab.com/publications/
The Night Ministry -- https://www.thenightministry.org/support-us?gclid=CjwKCAjwv_iEBhASEiwARoemvOuEzrez6RUNyb4BVFGKQ-JpIlmDZ1PPfbBIaYI6_LU17Q1WQHKHahoC-pQQAvD_BwE
StreetWise -- https://www.streetwise.org/
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Angelica meets Anthony.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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A fateful encounter in Arizona changes everything.
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On the run.
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Angelica is headed to prison, but what does that mean for her son, Anthony?
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There was someone who couldâve prevented a lot of what was going wrong in Angelicaâs life.
This week: who they were and why they didnât.
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Angelica moves in with the queen-pin of an Iowa drug ring.
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Angelica decides the quickest way to get help is to lie.
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Fourteen places, two-toothless threats, one diary and countless family secrets. How does a 12-year-old become homeless, anyway?
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Angelica first became homeless at the age of 12, but she never lived on the street. Prisons. Vegas condos. The living room of an Iowa drug queen-pin, and an inpatient facility for adolescents. This is WHERE I STAY. From Rivet + StreetWise
