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Contributing Writer, Invisible People
South Carolina
Beats
Primarily culture lifestyle and entertainment.
Content
By Kayla Robbins Verified| Invisible People@ The Self-Governed Encampment That Won a Historic Lease in Sacramento Has Been Dismantled—Another Broken Promise to Unhoused PeopleYou may remember Camp Resolution from our earlier coverage of its inspiring story of standing up to the city of Sacramento and winning a historic lease on the land they occupied.
By Kayla Robbins Verified| Invisible People@ Despite the Supreme Court Ruling, Cities Trying to Criminalize Homelessness Are Facing Legal RoadblocksMere months after the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Grants Pass case, lower courts are pushing back against the decision. While that may be quite speedy in the legal world, in the real world, those intervening months have been full of suffering for many unhoused people living under leaders who saw the Grants Pass decision as a green light to go ahead and sweep people with absolute impunity.
By Kayla Robbins Verified| Invisible People@ Despite the Supreme Court Ruling, Cities Trying to Criminalize Homelessness Are Facing Legal RoadblocksMere months after the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Grants Pass case, lower courts are pushing back against the decision. While that may be quite speedy in the legal world, in the real world, those intervening months have been full of suffering for many unhoused people living under leaders who saw the Grants Pass decision as a green light to go ahead and sweep people with absolute impunity.
Company Info
Invisible People
Invisible People is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in the United States, focused on raising awareness about homelessness through storytelling, education, and advocacy. Founded in November 2008 by Mark Horvath, who has personal experience with homelessness, the organization aims to humanize the issue by sharing the personal stories of individuals facing homelessness. The organization creates and shares engaging videos that highlight the challenges of homelessness. These videos are disseminated through various platforms, including social media and their YouTube channel, to educate the public and promote empathy. Invisible People also provides educational resources about homelessness and advocates for policies that support homeless individuals. With interviews conducted in over 100 cities across the U.S., Canada, and the U.K., Invisible People plays a significant role in the global conversation about homelessness, encouraging support for initiatives that address this critical issue.
South Carolina, United States
+1 213-245-1519
Founded: 2008