Courtney Herron murder: Do Homeless Lives Matter?
I felt to produce this brochure and gave it to some of the attendees at the Courtney Herron vigil. I would like to advocate for homeless people like myself as we have no voice or representation. I have provided ideas that could facilitate the empowerment of homeless people. I am seeking others… Continue reading
Prisoners Require Healing
Debbie Kilroy was featured on Australian Story tonight. What is clear in Debbie’s story is that she carried enormous pain as she was told as a teenager that she was responsible for her father’s heart attack whilst she was in a correctional facility. She carried deep pain for years, not realising this guilt she felt… Continue reading
NZ Wellbeing Budget Gets Priorities Right
I was excited to learn of this. Prime Minister Jacinta Arhern is a light in this world who is brings REAL HOPE to many, not just New Zealanders.
I walked to the Australian Parliament with a sign ‘Homeless Don’t Vote” as they have no representation, no MP, no Minister and this society… Continue reading
US Homelessness is a State of Emergency
This is a video highlighting the homeless crisis in the United States.
Housing sustainability is a key issue and the worth of every person.
I did have a chat with a woman in Canberra who was the partner in a Building Construction company. I noted the Future Building across the street being… Continue reading
Britain’s Homeless In Winter
Britains homeless are the world’s homeless. India’s homeless are the world’s homeless. US homeless are the world’s homeless. Australia’s homeless are the world’s homeless. Africa’s homeless are the worlds homeless. Asia’s homeless are the world’s homeless. Homelessness in every country is a world problem it travels beyond nation states.
How will… Continue reading
Homeless Lives Matter Walk to Parliament House, Canberra
This video overviews my creating ‘Homeless Lives Matter’ in Canberra. In one week I put together two initiatives to invite the public and homeless people to a walking meditation on City Hill (People’s Hill) to imagine the reality of homelessness. The next day initiated a walk to Parliament House on the eve of… Continue reading