By: Devin Morrissey Pets live in about 71% of American households, which means that there are about 94 million running, crawling, flying, swimming, or slithering animals inside homes. However, just because you don’t have a home, doesn’t mean that you
By: CS Hecht May 29, 2019 MONTEREY, CA… As a professional athlete in her 20’s, Barbara* thought that she would always have a successful life, home, husband, children and career. Now, she is living in her car in her 50’s.
By: Devin Morrissey All across the country, there is a stigma often associated with homeless people. They can be viewed as lazy, undignified, etc. Many people (including business owners) associate homelessness with drug use. But, with over 552,000 people in
By: Chole Bennet It’s almost always easier to place judgement on someone or simply ignore them, rather than to take some time to understand their situation and see things from their perspective. When it comes to the issue of homelessness,
By: Devin Morrissey Even in the smaller big cities around the U.S., getting from one place to another in the same city can involve the need to travel a long distance. For the homeless population, as well as people without
By Devin Morrissey devinmorrissey.1987@gmail.com Even though the most charitable time of year is well behind us, there are still plenty of winter days ahead, and we can’t forget the people and pets out in the cold. By now, businesses are
What pets can mean to those without homes. By Zazie Todd Ph.D. Waiting at traffic lights, I watch a man with a shopping cart and a dog. He has few possessions; just a couple of bags in the cart. He
by Devin Morrissey In the United States, homelessness overall and the number of those sleeping without shelter is on the rise. According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, there are over half a million homeless individuals, and almost
BY JAYDA SHUAVARNNASRI It’s been long overdue that I’ve written about my time in D.C. doing the Homeless Challenge. Life moved on once I came back, and before you know it I was on a flight to Bangkok, still sharing
By Robert Summers Winter savages all of us in cold climates, and domestic animals are no different. While wild animals such as wolves and Siberian tigers have biological strategies to keep them warm, domestic animals have no such tactics. It
By: Devin Morrissey Pets live in about 71% of American households, which means that there are about 94 million running, crawling, flying, swimming, or slithering animals inside homes. However, just because you don’t have a home, doesn’t mean that you
By: CS Hecht May 29, 2019 MONTEREY, CA… As a professional athlete in her 20’s, Barbara* thought that she would always have a successful life, home, husband, children and career. Now, she is living in her car in her 50’s.
By: Devin Morrissey All across the country, there is a stigma often associated with homeless people. They can be viewed as lazy, undignified, etc. Many people (including business owners) associate homelessness with drug use. But, with over 552,000 people in
By: Chole Bennet It’s almost always easier to place judgement on someone or simply ignore them, rather than to take some time to understand their situation and see things from their perspective. When it comes to the issue of homelessness,
By: Devin Morrissey Even in the smaller big cities around the U.S., getting from one place to another in the same city can involve the need to travel a long distance. For the homeless population, as well as people without
By Devin Morrissey devinmorrissey.1987@gmail.com Even though the most charitable time of year is well behind us, there are still plenty of winter days ahead, and we can’t forget the people and pets out in the cold. By now, businesses are
What pets can mean to those without homes. By Zazie Todd Ph.D. Waiting at traffic lights, I watch a man with a shopping cart and a dog. He has few possessions; just a couple of bags in the cart. He
by Devin Morrissey In the United States, homelessness overall and the number of those sleeping without shelter is on the rise. According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, there are over half a million homeless individuals, and almost
BY JAYDA SHUAVARNNASRI It’s been long overdue that I’ve written about my time in D.C. doing the Homeless Challenge. Life moved on once I came back, and before you know it I was on a flight to Bangkok, still sharing
By Robert Summers Winter savages all of us in cold climates, and domestic animals are no different. While wild animals such as wolves and Siberian tigers have biological strategies to keep them warm, domestic animals have no such tactics. It
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