Mar 21, 2020 30 min

Ryan Dowd

Beyond emergency housing, Libraries and other social gathering spots provide people experiencing homelessness a safe place to go during the day. Ryan Dowd, who runs an Emergency Shelter in Chicago, IL, joins us on Out of the Blue to talk about his work training Librarians and others in retail around having positive interactions with people experiencing homelessness across North America

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