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EPISODE · Aug 31, 2021 · 30 MIN

Rebroadcast: A photojournalist living in her RV documents vehicle dweller communities

from Civic · host Mel Baker, Laura Wenus

Find the series "Driving Home" at sfpublicpress.org. If you have five minutes to tell us what you think of "Civic," we'd love to get your feedback here.

Last year, NBC Bay Area estimated some 10,000 people were living in their cars around the Bay Area. At last count in 2019, there were 1,794 vehicle dwellers in San Francisco. In this episode we revisit a conversation with photojournalist Yesica Prado about her reporting series “Driving Home: Surviving the Housing Crisis,” which documented life on four wheels in Berkeley and San Francisco. The project, in partnership with CatchLight Local, offered an intimate look at what it really means for home to be a vehicle in the Bay Area.

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