HeyJaredWho is My Neighbor?
kevin's writings and updates on ending homelessness and the role people and communities of faith play in it
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Ending Homelessness is Disability Justice... and Vice Versa (opens the original)
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My close friend and roommate in seminary—who also helped me get my first job in homelessness response—once said something so frustratingly obvious that I couldn’t believe I never considered it. He was responding to a recent wave of tent sweeps that had occurred on the street where our drop-in center was located. When the sanitation crew came to demolish and destroy the precious dwellings and few belongings of our unhoused friends, one of the workers cited that a justification they had for cleari
A Weekend to End Homelessness is coming (opens the original)
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Friends, I apologize if you’re on my other mailing list for the National Faith Coalition to End Homelessness, in which case you’re probably sick of hearing about the Weekend to End Homelessness. But since there are a ton more of you here than there, I had to take a minute to share about this. <div
Beautifully Telling a Difficult Homelessness Story (opens the original)
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Hello friends. Many of you have closely followed my “How (Not) to Write About Homelessness” series where I reflect on many of the mistakes that I see individuals and nonprofits make in writing about homelessness. Today I wanted to highlight a newsletter that I often read and think, “These folks get it!” Their most recent e-newsletter was such a shining example that I needed to share it with you. With their permission, I am sharing this story that they shared out,
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