Each month, for seven and a half years and counting, mom and portraitist Keri Vaca makes time to photograph society’s most vulnerable women. Her clients are homeless and pregnant. Virtually all were born into poverty, and many have battled addiction or are survivors of domestic violence. But each sought support … Continue reading →

Here and elsewhere, broad economic forces have meant the leading cause of homelessness is no longer addiction or mental health issues, but affordable housing. The fasting growing subgroup of homeless are homeless families. And a homeless person is just as likely to be a child as not. More than 2.5 … Continue reading →