The Horrors of the Alley
As we turned the corner to feel the thrill of darkness, I started to feel more than the breeze kissing the goosebumps on my skin.
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Activating Alleys For A Lively City
Discover how there is a surge of interest in reclaiming alley space as a public realm that is useful for more than only service deliveries.
Alleys of Galveston
"Growing up exploring the back alleys of Galveston in my youth gave me a sense of empowerment and excitement..."
An Attitude of Gratitude For What Could Have Been
"Being homeless was forced upon me suddenly, and I felt terrified. Humiliation, fear, and hurt overwhelmed me."
The Language Around Homelessness Is Finally Changing
From “the homeless” to “people without homes,” a new style manual recommendation could transform how Americans view the crisis.
Forgotten Voices: The Ballad of John and Misty
Follow José Mendiola as he interviews John and Misty, two people living on Galveston Island facing homelessness
Prophets In Our Midst
Rev. Michael Gienger speaks about his time with homeless people in Galveston through Galveston Central Church
3’s the Charm
When Brian and Kristen Lepo bought the Albatross Bar in 2011, they had no idea they were starting an empire. The purchase of the Island...
CONFESSIONS OF A QUEER CATHOLIC
A GIRL NEVER FORGETS HER FIRST LESBIAN. I was 19 - a mere months out of high school and many miles from home. She was part of my college...
Queer Eye on the Oscars
In the wake of the 'slap' heard around the world, the most disheartening issue in the various conversations on social media was watching...
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