By Mary Stewart Whenever I’m standing out there on the sidewalk or median with my tattered cardboard sign, attempting to scrape up enough money for survival, I have
The criminalization of pan-handling, and its fines, keep those experiencing homelessness from improving their own life. By Mary Stewart I remember back when I was a child, my
By Dori Zinn Less than 40 percent of Americans have enough savings to cover an unexpected $1,000 expense, like a car repair or medical bill. Another 18 percent
Mary Stewart tells the difficulties of working on a college degree and bettering herself all while experiencing homelessness in Boca Raton. By Mary Stewart I never thought I
Many people have tried to “solve” homelessness over time, but none have succeeded. Here are some of those ideas, from shipping people off to an island, to literal
Taxes are being used to fight rather than solve homelessness across the country; it’s making life more difficult for those who are unhoused, and isn’t cheap on the