This issue of UNCENSORED spotlights homeless LGBT youth, the not-so-uncommon phenomenon of “couch surfing,” and housing assistance for survivors of domestic violence. …
Vol. 2.3, Fall 2011
Audiences: General Public
Vol. 2.2, Summer 2011
This issue includes a feature on the use of the arts in helping homeless children and youth find their voice during unsettling circumstances. It also investigates New York City’s housing subsidy policies in the context of the national debate about Housing First strategies, the value of volunteers to both staff and clients at the shelter level, and a new program offering free, fresh milk to New York City families in need.…
Spring 2011, Vol. 2.1
The Spring 2011 issue explores how sports can help disadvantaged youth succeed in “Reaching Youth Through Sports;” the barriers that make it difficult to break the cycle of poverty in “Employment Challenges;” and the unique challenges of elder homelessness in “Finding a Way Back Home.” The issue also features voices from the field of grassroots advocacy in “On the Record.”…
Voyage to Shelter Cove Activity Book
This activity book is the companion to Voyage to Shelter Cove. …
Saily’s Journey
When Saily the Snail loses his shell in a storm, he sets off on a journey to find a new home.…
Our Wish
After their home is destroyed, Mrs. Bun E. Rabbit and her family find themselves in need of a helping hand.…
Our Wish Activity Book
This activity book is the companion book to Our Wish. Join the rabbits as they look for a new home.…
Cooper’s Tale
When two fat cats take over the cheese shop, Cooper the pink mouse suddenly finds himself homeless. The friendship he develops with three homeless children changes all of their lives in ways they never expected.…