Take a moment to look at your current life: your job, your home, your daily habits. Which one of those feels like a "borrowed model"? Which inherited assumption is holding you back?

Affordability isn’t just an economic problem. It’s a systems problem.

The shelter was small—four rooms, four families, four worlds pressed against one another. A quiet choreography of women and children moving through shared air, each orbiting the others, each carrying a different kind of weight.

Housing affordability is not a question of preference or lifestyle—it's a systemic failure.

Peter Ganglidge knows he is starting to lose control. Every day the pain gets worse, his energy is waning, and things are becoming harder to keep concealed.

Trails of dried tears ridge her cheeks, though she doesn’t recall why she was crying.