My first blog for Huffington Post re: child hunger rises and children go without meals in America, once school lets out for the summer and there's no access to school lunches or breakfasts. I also focus on some ideas for solutions and collaborations that could be formed now, in a …
The International Labor Organization, in its annual report on global labor conditions issued Monday, forecast that more than 200 million workers will be unemployed in 2012. The United Nations agency estimated that 50 million jobs had been wiped out since the 2008 financial c …
The protesters arrived in the Wall Street neighborhood on Wednesday night carrying bedrolls, quilts and blankets. They spread pieces of cardboard on the sidewalk on Nassau Street. As a handful of police officers stood nearby, the protesters made signs with anticorporate slo …
The first of hundreds of online donations to Francis House came in early Thursday, just after midnight, as news broke that the Catholic Church was cutting off funding to the homeless services agency because of its new director's support of Planned Parenthood and gay marriage. …
SACRAMENTO, Calif -- The Catholic Diocese of Sacramento no longer will fund programs at Francis House, a nonprofit agency that serves homeless people, because of its new director's views supporting abortion rights and gay marriage. In a letter last month, the diocese's directo …
My video proposal to The Ellen DeGeneres Show re: me shining a light/lens on solutions for suffering Americans by becoming her 'Ambassador of Great Ideas That Work', (and a few other ideas!).
The number of impoverished children I'm seeing during my tours of food pantries, homeless shelters, schools, etc., is heart-breaking and shocking.
Excellent post in HuffPo re: solutions to our collective problems, all begin with each of us. An excellent (successful) KickStarter campaign of hope, working person to person.
Lelia Boroughs, 84, wasn’t known to many.
Being poor is knowing exactly how much everything costs. Being poor is having to keep buying $800 cars because they’re what you can afford, and then having the cars break down on you, because there’s not an $800 car in America that’s worth a damn. Being poor …
Homeless Issues has not initiated any private discussions.