UNCENSORED

The Summer 2011 issue of UNCENSORED takes an on-the-ground look at the trends shaping family homelessness in communities across America. With reporting from around the country, articles examine how art programs provide stability to homeless youth.

The Winter 2011 issue of UNCENSORED features articles on athletic programs for disadvantaged youth, employment obstacles and job readiness for impoverished adults, and a profile of a homeless father set within the larger context of senior homelessness. This edition also includes a question-and-answer with three grassroots homelessness advocates, an assessment on finding and aiding homeless students, and a piece on three newly released documentaries illuminating the lives of homeless families. The Historical Perspective is on the Charity Organization Society, which helped poor families become self-reliant. The Guest Voices piece underscores the importance of prioritizing early childhood education.

The Fall 2010 issue details family homelessness and poverty across the nation. The issue features articles on services tailored to homeless women veterans, the rise in the number of homeless high schoolers, the benefits of mobile homeless services, and summer camp opportunities for homeless children, among other topics.

The Summer 2010 issue takes a look at family homelessness and poverty across the nation from food insecurity and the rise in food pantries to single homeless fathers seeking shelter. Read about the history of homelessness and access resources nationwide.