A newsletter that only talks isn’t a conversation. I’m asking readers who they are, what they want more of, and what I’ve been missing. What’s one thing you wish more people in housing and homelessness work would ask you?
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@secondgrace.laA newsletter that only talks isn’t a conversation. I’m asking readers who they are, what they want more of, and what I’ve been missing. What’s one thing you wish more people in housing and homelessness work would ask you?
@secondgrace.laWeekend invitation: learn one unhoused neighbor's name, and use it.
Paul Asplund did this with a Street Sheet vendor: "it was a joy to see his response each time."
Whose name will you learn? buff.ly/yVnSuuF
@secondgrace.laHis promise to you: "Let me offer you a promise of hope too. We can end homelessness."
When did someone's "me too" change things for you?
@secondgrace.la"It's not about the shower, it's about the dignity." —Doniece Sandoval, Lava Mae founder, as Paul Asplund recalls. Paul read that and wrote to her: he had once been that person.
What does dignity look like to you? buff.ly/yVnSuuF
#EndHomelessness #RadicalHospitality