Tag: Skid Row
The Faces—and Stories—of Skid Row
For five years, street photographer Suzanne Stein has been telling the stories of the vulnerable unhoused people who call downtown L.A.'s encampments home. But is anybody listening?
An Outdoor Church in Skid Row Was Already Close to Broke—Then Someone Stole All of Its Equipment
A devastating theft wound up being a blessing in disguise for the Row Church Without Walls
A Suspect Has Been Arrested for Setting a Skid Row Resident on Fire
The community will gather to honor the victim, Darrell Fields
The Renegade Doctor of Skid Row Is Caring for Homeless Addicts in Revolutionary Ways
Raised in privilege, Dr. Susan Partovi has spent her career tending to people the public health system has left behind
How the Homeless Ended Up Being Blamed for Typhus
“It is easy to blame folks who are unhoused," one advocate says
A Coffee Shop With a Humanitarian Mission Is Coming to the Central Library
Skid Row Coffee is going from pop-up to brick-and-mortar
Here’s What’s Being Done to End L.A.’s Homelessness Crisis
Where your money is going, what steps are being taken, and what's coming next
This South African Street Artist Moved to L.A. to Explore the Politics of Being Human
From a Skid Row mural to her Echo Park studio, Faith XLVII is making her mark
Why Doesn’t Skid Row Have a Neighborhood Council? Activists Sound Off in a New Exhibit
Zillionaires Against Humanity takes downtown power brokers to task
Doctors Who Got Degrees Abroad Are Coming to L.A. to Work in Underserved Communities
From Costa Rica to Skid Row