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The “Homeless Community”
There is no such thing as the “Homeless Community.” From time to time, groups and small gatherings of tents emerge, perhaps a sign that we humans have an instinctual inclination to work together to make our lives better. For the … Continue reading
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Where do you park a Tiny House?
I just posted this to nextdoor.com . Do you think it will get flagged as inappropriate? Candace and I have lived in our Self-Built Tiny House on Wheels here in Friendly Acres for the Past Two Years, and I was … Continue reading
Tiny Houses Help Homeless in Nashville.
Today five people who are currently experiencing homelessness in Nashville, Tennessee will move into tiny shelters built upon trailers. About the size of a garden shed, each structure has a fold down bed, a microwave, a tiny gas stove, and … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Heben, CCNV, Coalition to End Homelessness, gofundme, gofundme.com, Homeless, Homeless Advocacy, Homeless Village, Infinity Fellowship, Jeff Obafemi Carr, myif.org, Rev. Jeff Obafemi Carr, Tent City Urbanism, The Village Collaborative, Tiny Houses, Village Collaborative
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Glad a Tiny House
Reading all the articles lately about bay area families displaced by apartment fires, rent increases, and properties transitioning ownership makes me feel very fortunate that My Fiancé, Candace, and I decided to build our own Tiny House when we did. … Continue reading
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The Tiny Housing Crisis pt. III
Seeking shelter is a basic animal drive, like eating. You have a natural built-in instinct to shelter yourself and if you were to wake one day in an unfamiliar landscape, you would find that you were actually quite skilled at … Continue reading