Jubalyn ExWilliams
One of my works was the basis of a ten-part series by PennLive in 2020. That November, I emailed a health official and two leaders of an advocacy group with suggestions to meet the need of more beds for the homeless. (Homelessness, II) (Also see landturn.com/blog/homeless-during-covid).
Less than a month later, the site published the series with multiple angles similar to the points of my email (e.g. "Scenes from a homeless shelter on a cold night amid the coronavirus"). At the time of this writing, the articles remain exclusive to paid subscribers only. The irony that this premium stemmed from an act of civic engagement about the homeless first occurred to me only 15 months later.
Less than a month later, the site published the series with multiple angles similar to the points of my email (e.g. "Scenes from a homeless shelter on a cold night amid the coronavirus"). At the time of this writing, the articles remain exclusive to paid subscribers only. The irony that this premium stemmed from an act of civic engagement about the homeless first occurred to me only 15 months later.
To be continued.
Two Railroad Teamsters, Rabbi Pollack, and a 4th volunteer arrested during sit-in against bribes to Pa. lawmakers