Lala: Always a guest never at home
Lala, now 57, has been living without his own shelter since 2013. For him, life on the streets is a struggle for dignity and safety. The years when he felt at home seem forever behind him. With hisfalse
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Calais, an ongoing crisis
Utopia 56, L' Auberge des Migrants, and Sheltersuit have joined forces in Calais to provide essential support to refugees. Calais has become a focal point of a deep humanitarian crisis, withfalse
Surviving through friendship
Known as a compassionate and kind man with a love of nature, Jerald believes in living in peace and being understanding of each other. On his own, Jerald was an easy target to gangsters who wouldfalse
Brian and his campmates
Panhandling at an intersection, we met Brian, a 36-year-old army veteran who served his country for 10 years and had three combat tours; two in Iraq and one in Afghanistan.
Eva and Lawrence
Parked in the neighborhood of Miracle Mile, Los Angeles is Eva. Eva, a Hungarian born in 1950, has traveled across the United States eight times in her car, which she now sleeps in at night. It isfalse
Six feet tall, yet invisible
“I’m so used to being invisible. People pass by me. I’m 6 foot tall! In American culture that’s pretty large! There were actually people that say: ‘oh I didn’t see you.” – Lotus, NY
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