Homeless Tales:
You knocked me out with your courage and spirit. I am therefore, Miss Not Hopeless, offering you a four-month internship....... If you accept this internship, you'll telecommute to my East Coast mountain office one hour a day, six days a week. At the end of the four months, if you don't have a job and an awesome place to live, I will become your intern."
Dylan Kendall: Down and Out in Los Angeles
My work has led me to question whether our current understanding of "basic needs" does little more than sustain the problem of homelessness, rather than solve it by creating empowered individuals capable of managing their own lives.
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Wow, she gets to work for nothing. How lucky for her.
Out of the goodness of their black hearts, they kept it a secret.
Also coming to the small screen: 'Smelly Betty'
"Smelly Betty was a homeless girl who got an internship at a popular fashion magazine. What will happen when the elite doused in perfume and cologne meet the have-not who couldn't even afford soap? Watch this Fall on NBC and find out!"
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First Posted: 08-25-09 03:46 PM | Updated: 08-25-09 03:55 PM