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How the De Novo Foundation helped change one man’s life
One unique local charity is a Kickstarter for the down and out.
October 2017 Wally Perez
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East Meadows residents talk life after Wheatley Courts
August 2017 Wally Perez
Dignowity Hill residents show support for homeless services
Rather than finding ways to rid homeless services in Dignowity Hill, residents place blame on themselves, claiming they need to do more to assist the homeless in the area.
July 2017 Wally Perez
Dignowity Hill residents, homeless centers to discuss vagrancy issues at roundtable
An influx of gentrifiers into the near-East Side neighborhood of Dignowity Hill in recent years means not only new faces, but new voices and concerns.
July 2017 Wally Perez
SAY Sí artists are equal to the task of depicting inequality
Local students share the oft-unnoticed realities of inequality through art.
July 2017 Wally Perez
Students invite public into their stories of inequality
Visitors at an upcoming art exhibit may discover what many San Antonio youth say they already know: inequality makes life feel like a maze.
July 2017 Wally Perez
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Neighborhoods are the focus of new city department
The new department plans to form a connection with residents and their communities to address concerns when changes to their neighborhoods are discussed.
June 2017 Wally Perez
Why San Antonio has both high employment and high poverty
High employment rates, although good, might be misleading based on the number of low income jobs in the city.
June 2017 Wally Perez