Elizabeth Funk
from Sonstein Sessions
Original Air Date: September 29, 2024 Elizabeth Funk is the founder of Dignitymoves.org, which is getting homeless people off the streets in California by building temporary private housing where they can stay for 1-2 years, as they get back on their feet. It’s working great in San Jose and other areas but not yet in San Francisco.
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