If Only Curing Homelessness Were As Easy As Clicking Your Heels Together Three Times

What does home mean to you? You can’t find the answer in the dictionary and you can’t find the answer by clicking your heels together three times (believe me, I’ve tried). Watch the video below to hear five different answers to the question, “What does home mean to you?” And then think about the fact that…

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Rebecca Eisenberg

Sep 26, 2012

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