Can Homeless People Move into Baltimore’s Abandoned Houses?

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Can Homeless People Move Into Baltimore's Abandoned Houses?October 24, 2014 – Segment 3

We ask the question, based on an article in this week’s Atlantic magazine: “Can Homeless People Move into Baltimore’s Abandoned Houses?” With Jeff Singer, Founder and former Executive Director of Health Care for the Homeless; Tony Simmons of Word on the Street newspaper and Housing Our Neighbors; and Rachel Kutler, of the United Workers.

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Written by Marc Steiner

Marc Steiner

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1 Comment

  1. Housing and Health Care: HCH in The Atlantic Magazine says:
    October 29, 2014 at 1:18 pm

    […] A follow-up discussion on housing and health care on the Marc Steiner show on WEAA, featured commentary from Simmons, former HCH Executive Director Jeff Singer, and Rachel Kutler of United Workers in response to the problems and potential solutions raised by Semuels’s articles. That thought-provoking conversation is available to stream here, […]

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