Arielle Zappia speaks with CEO and Founder of Wounded Warrior Homes, Mia Roseberry, on topics surrounding veterans experiencing homelessness and the importance of focusing on care for these individuals. They discuss how Wounded Warrior Homes was the first nonprofit organization in San Diego to help sober, homeless veterans.

Read the stories of our unhoused neighbors on Project WHY's website, ⁠⁠https://www.projectwhy.biz⁠⁠. Purchase Arielle's book, Unhoused & Unheard, ⁠here⁠. Please also donate to Arielle to support her in interviewing individuals experiencing homelessness as well as recording podcast episodes regularly!

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Arielle Zappia speaks with CEO and Founder of Miracle Messages and Author of When We Walk By, Kevin Adler, on topics surrounding narrative change and its importance in addressing homelessness and de-stigmatizing individuals experiencing homelessness. They discuss how the narrative around homelessness has changed over the years and how it can continue to evolve through Project WHY, Miracle Messages, and other organizations. Kevin also introduces his new book, his motivations behind writing it, and the effects it has had on narrative change.

Read the stories of our unhoused neighbors on Project WHY's website, ⁠⁠https://www.projectwhy.biz⁠⁠. Purchase Arielle's book, Unhoused & Unheard, ⁠here⁠. Please also donate to Arielle to support her in interviewing individuals experiencing homelessness as well as recording podcast episodes regularly!

To learn more about Miracle Messages, click ⁠⁠here⁠⁠.

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Arielle Zappia speaks with the Health Educator at Connect-OC, Sarah Challis, on topics surrounding social media and its importance in educating society on all areas of homelessness and mental health. They discuss the aspects of homelessness that social media addresses as well as how Connect-OC carries out its social media outreach.

Read the stories of our unhoused neighbors on Project WHY's website, ⁠https://www.projectwhy.biz⁠. Purchase Arielle's book, Unhoused & Unheard, here. Please also donate to Arielle to support her in interviewing individuals experiencing homelessness as well as recording podcast episodes regularly!

To learn more about Connect-OC, click ⁠here⁠.

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