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Month: May 2022

Young & Homeless S02 E03 – Youth Justice Report Launch – Interview Panel

Posted on 29 May 202231 July 2022 by Jaya Prisco

In this podcast series, we chat with some amazing speakers. Our speakers include politicians, government workers, service providers, researchers, academics and people with a lived experience of homelessness. We tackle some of the important issues faced by children and young people at risk of or who are experiencing homelessness.

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Housing the Homeless: The Solution

Posted on 29 May 2022 by Jaya Prisco

Homelessness is a broad term which encompasses a diverse range of people and experiences, but in it’s simplest form, it is the state of having no home. In Australia an increasing number of people are finding themselves in this state due in part to a lack of affordable housing, which can both lead to homelessness…

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Housing the Homeless: The Cause

Posted on 29 May 2022 by Jaya Prisco

Homelessness is not a choice. But for many it is a reality. On any given night one in 200 people in Australia are homeless. And the problem is getting worse. In the last few years the number of people seeking help from homelessness services has been increasing faster than population growth. While there are many…

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Their journey home- Youth Homelessness in Melbourne: First Nation’s Young People

Posted on 29 May 202231 July 2022 by Jaya Prisco

Indigenous Australians carry the legacy of one of the oldest living cultures in the world but are sadly overrepresented in homelessness statistics. On Census night in 2011, an estimated 26,743 Indigenous people were experiencing homelessness. The podcast explores this issue with Katrina D’Angelo, Melbourne City Mission’s Aboriginal Cultural Advisor.

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Solidarity

Posted on 27 May 20225 October 2022 by Jaya Prisco

Featured May 30th 2022 • Jaya Prisco • Jaida the Creator • Saphire Gaskas • Moses • Tamasin Altmann • Benjamin Balngo • Najma Amin •  Her skin is full of holes, andshe’s raped bythe dawn on adaily basis;wandering the midnightstreets of thisbroken City.Her feet arecalloused and raw.That once tough heart issoft now, looking forlove in the rabidfaces of evil.Seagulls still…

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Homelessness

Posted on 27 May 20225 October 2022 by Jaya Prisco

Homelessness is a notoriously difficult subject to talk about. Unfortunately, during the 80’s, moral aggrandizing attached a type of cultural structure to homelessness that caused a large amount of otherwise decent and empathetic folk to see homelessness in a specific way. A caricature of a homeless white male shaking a cup at pedestrians to buy drugs or…

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