Mary E. Hess, PhD (she/her)
@mhess.bsky.social
Religion nerd who loves science fiction and playing with digital media. Also a professor at a mainline seminary who cares about multi-religious advocacy, universal basic income, and good pedagogy.
Reposted by Mary E. Hess, PhD (she/her)
Every place is home.
There is no place a human being can or should be that is not home.
The whole earth belongs to human beings.
Basic concepts that have been shredded by oppressions.
What is now is not what must be.
There is no place a human being can or should be that is not home.
The whole earth belongs to human beings.
Basic concepts that have been shredded by oppressions.
What is now is not what must be.
June 13, 2025 at 10:34 PM
Every place is home.
There is no place a human being can or should be that is not home.
The whole earth belongs to human beings.
Basic concepts that have been shredded by oppressions.
What is now is not what must be.
There is no place a human being can or should be that is not home.
The whole earth belongs to human beings.
Basic concepts that have been shredded by oppressions.
What is now is not what must be.
Reposted by Mary E. Hess, PhD (she/her)
Based on what our journalists learned from conversations with the community, the team has put together a guide to responsible reporting on homelessness.
Want to Report on Homelessness? Here’s What Our Sources Taught Us About Engaging Responsibly.
Homelessness is at a record high, and there are many investigative stories to tell. We’ve compiled some of the tips and lessons we learned from our sources for other reporters pursuing this coverage.
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February 8, 2025 at 11:00 PM
Based on what our journalists learned from conversations with the community, the team has put together a guide to responsible reporting on homelessness.