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Los Angeles City Council advances a plan for emergency homeless shelters amid a crisis.
In Villa 31, over 100,000 residents face a growing crisis of Paco addiction, with a dedicated priest striving to provide support and resources for struggling youth.
Watch FRONTLINE's Poor Kids to see how poverty affects American children today.
The demolition of the Calais jungle camp leaves refugees in despair and uncertainty.
Brazil's worst economic crisis deepens inequality on Avenida Paulista in Sao Paulo.
Approximately 5,000 homeless people live in Bucharest, many of whom seek refuge in the city's underground canals, struggling with addiction and despair.
Dublin faces a severe housing shortage as rents rise and homelessness increases in Ireland.
A man discusses a woman's homelessness and questions where her stimulus checks went.
Jimmy Sarang Kerr, a sprinter from Sierra Leone, faces homelessness in London after tragedy strikes.
Cañada Real in Madrid is the biggest slum in the EU, housing tens of thousands of residents.
A student describes experiencing physical illness due to anxiety just a week and a half into university life away from family.
A teacher in Baltimore City recalls a student who graduated two years ago but was later shot and killed at home, reflecting on the dangers faced by her students.
Danielle Williams lives in her Chrysler Town and Country in Santa Barbara while working and studying.
In the San Luis Valley of southern Colorado, a family works to support local ranchers facing challenges related to land ownership and resource management.
Liberia, often cited as one of the most dangerous countries in the world, faces severe challenges including poverty, substance abuse, and violence, as recounted by former warlords.
Rural homelessness in England is escalating, with factors like reduced funding, inadequate social housing, and rising living costs impacting individuals like Connolly near Norwich.
In 2012, Art Wilson arrived in Lincoln, Nebraska, with $5 and everything he owned in a black plastic bag after years of homelessness and addiction.
Jiadong reveals what happens when names are lost, affecting identity and recognition.
