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Tiny homes, part II: a IP for homelessness?

Now that pioneers like our part I guests have worked most of the bugs out of tiny homes, advocates for the homeless are exploring them as an immense possibility for their movement. In part II, we get a powerful invitation to put ourselves in the shoes of the homeless, particularly the young so-called “travelers,” and a tour from the creator of pilot tiny house settlements for the homeless.

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Published On Friday, March 25th, 2016

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Demostenes damiron
March 25. 2020 at 21:15

I am very interested in this concept and would like to contribute in up and coming events dealing with tiny homes. I am eager to learn the techniques applayed in the construction of them
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