By Rupal Ramesh Shah Florida’s homeless population, as of 2018, was 31,030 or 6% of the total state population. With a homeless population that large, different organizations have
By Andrew Fraieli Everyday there is food wasted by large businesses, thrown away because boxes are damaged or they’re close to their expiry dates, and everyday people go
By Kristen Grau If you’re homeless in Jacksonville, the city will provide you showers, food and mental health counseling. But if you’re homeless in West Palm Beach, the
By Maria Mor We either scramble for our bag in search of a couple dollar bills trying to beat the traffic light, or we lock our car doors
A documentary of the homeless in 1990s New York tried to bring attention to housing issues that still persist today. By Andrew Fraieli The Broken On August 30,
By Rupal Ramesh Shah The homeless are once again set up to struggle against the city of Miami and its police as the Pottinger Agreement was abolished in