Young Adults Are Building Safe Spaces for Unhoused Peers
In his first year at the University of California, Davis, Liam commuted three hours a day from his family’s home in the Bay Area to campus and back again. The round-trip train tickets were expensive, but not as pricey as renting an apartment in the Central Valley college town. Then,... The post Young Adults Are Building Safe Spaces for Unhoused Peers appeared first on Reasons to be Cheerful .
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