Homeless Videos

Corvis rants about Homeless people getting phones better then the one he has.

40 years. That's how long Butch has been homeless. It began in 1969. Butch was just a teenager living in Cleveland, Ohio. His family fell apart, and he became homeless. Today, he is confined to a wheelchair. He begs for money to eat everyday. He says he's doing the best he can, given the circumstances. Still - I can't get this number out of my head. 40 years homeless. Shame on us. We can do better. // more stories http://invisiblepeople.tv // follow http://twitter.com/hardlynormal

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Last winter shelter season my eyes and heart opened up to the horrible plight of sex offenders living on the streets. Our street outreach team was called to find shelter for a man. He was a registered sex offender, so he wasn't allowed to stay at the winter shelter. He had done everything right, reported to the police and the shelter workers. But there was no shelter that would allow him to stay. No matter what you think of the crimes this man committed, he had served his debt to society and was adhering to the terms of his punishment. Still, finding housing - even emergency shelter - proved nearly impossible. [http://homelessness.change.org/blog/view/is_homelessness_inevitable_for_sex_offenders] Up until that time, I had rather a hard stance on this subject. I thought sex offenders were dangerous, a threat to society. Who cares if they have to continue paying for their crime once their jail time is up? But one look into this man's eyes gave me different point of view; he was so filled with hopelessness, so beaten down from trying to survive. It's a difficult memory. I met Tim in Cleveland, Ohio. He's trying to make something of his life. But as a sex offender, it's nearly impossible for him to find the help he needs. I don't know what Tim did to become a registered sex offender. But I believe an equally heinous crime might be our own society allowing people like him to suffer on the streets, sex offender or not.

For six years, zAmya Theater has given voice and a stage to people who are or were homeless, casting them alongside more seasoned actors, in original theatrical works peppered with real stories. zAmya, now under the umbrella of St. Stephens Human Services, is touring its newest production to local schools, businesses, churches and traditional theater spaces. 3-Minute Egg caught up with zAmya Monday in a performance at St. Paul's Central High School.

Patti Toroni runs a grassroots operation called Patti's Wagons (www.PattisWagons.org), providing food, clothing and shelter to homeless veterans in Humboldt, CA. Distributed by Tubemogul.

NOLA Trey is all asunder as his clip player has a severe case of tourettes syndrome. But all is good as we have magician and comedian Magic Mike to calm him down and entertain us all. Westbank jokes notwithstanding, it's a good time. because there's an app for that!

One of American Girl Doll stories, 'Homeless Doll' finds home. Nori urges to find her new home on NoriVision, live art TV show in NYC. Homeless Doll will have a new dress, new hair style as well as meeting new friends and her adopted parents. The 'Homeless Doll' new family dolls are all made of found objects from local park in Manhattan, which seasonal items in Fall. Crabapple, Pinecorn, Acorn, orange color paper, Japanese paper and BBQ stick are used for creation making dolls at no cost. Show concept is to share caring and thoughtful generosity to anyone who might experience similar story to 'Homeless Doll' in this economic crises. Also, part 2, 'Matt crashes on Homeless American Girl Doll' More of NoriVision: http://norivision.blip.tv www.norivision.com Contact: nori@norivision.com P.O.Box#223, NYC 10013 Any contribution accepted continue to produce Live Called-in Art TV show to all levels for public.

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Taped in MyStudio for only $20 in less than 5 minutes, hilarious comic Glenn Vrooman performs his original material. If you'd like to enter one of our many exciting contests and auditions, please visit MyStudio.net for details under "contests" and "auditions." If you'd like to leave Glenn a comment, view his profile, send him a message or watch his other videos, go to MyStudio.net/glenn. You can create a profile there for free, and all videos are available in hi-res. If you are in the Scottsdale, AZ area and would like to record your own videos in MyStudio, it is located on the ground floor of Scottsdale Fashion Square, in the Palm Court (just east of the food court). Videos are automatically uploaded to our website and kept private until/unless you make them public. Please visit MyStudio.net to plan your session and to create your free profile. Distributed by Tubemogul.