Excluded by Design
Homelessness is often framed as a personal failure—something solved with effort and determination. But for many, it begins with sudden displacement and a system that offers fragments of help without the foundation needed to rebuild. Through real voices from the streets of Florida’s Space Coast, Excluded by Design reveals a deeper truth: recovery isn’t just about willpower—it’s about access.
All I Need Is a Chance
Walter Henry Regeski III’s story reveals the hidden barriers that keep people trapped in homelessness: lost identification, lack of phone access, unsafe shelter, and systems that demand stability before offering help. “ALL I NEED IS A CHANCE,” he says—a plea that exposes a crisis far deeper than the loss of housing.
Life on the Streets After Florida’s Anti-Camping Law
Florida’s new anti-camping law is pushing homeless residents deeper into instability. This follow-up report documents how seniors, veterans, and working people are being displaced, fined, and left without options — in their own communities.