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Why Canāt Everyone Have a Home
by Chris Winters, from Yes! Magazine
People are looking beyond traditional boundaries to find housing that works for them.
Baby Changing Blues: The Problem with Changing Stations
By Kathryn H. Anthony
Think about the last public restroom you were in. Did it have a baby changing station?
The Airshaft
By Lisa Selin Davis, from Alaska Quarterly Review
Tales from the public private space that nobody owns.
The Designated Driver
By Jerald Walker, from Harvard Review
Differentiating between acts of courage and acts of love.
The Sisters of Perpetual Resistance
By Kim Bellware, from U.S. Catholic
Want to fight for families on the border? Take a cue from these nuns.
Beating Luxury Developers at Their Own Game
By Oscar Perry Abello, from Shelterforce
It might seem impossible for a non-profit affordable housing developer to compete with a luxury housing developer to purchase residential buildings, but the tide is starting to change.
Grandfather Says
By BC Culbertson, from Grandfather Says
Native Americans parables and other lessons from reservation life.
Riding the Tornado
By Daniel Blue Tyx, from Oxford American
Documenting migrant workerās cross-country journey.
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