the homeless were called okies during the great depression.
the homeless were called okies during the great depression.
what were the homeless called during the great depression?
okies
the civil rights of people experiencing homelessness are continually violated, whether it be by hate crimes/violence committed against them, or by unjust laws making it illegal to be homeless. the national coalition for the homeless is concerned about this illegal disenfranchisement of people experiencing homelessness, and the national homeless civil rights organizing project exists to protect the civil rights of people in homeless situations. every year since 1999, the national coalition for the homeless has published a report on hate crimes committed on the homeless called "hate, violence, and death on main street usa: a report on hate crimes and violence against people experiencing homelessness".
national coalition for the homeless
in 2011, causecast launched the community impact platform, which offers tools to make workplace giving and volunteering more efficient and which allows corporations to track volunteering and giving efforts in real-time. the platform employs features such as gamification, a mobile application and corporate competitive crowdfunding to increase employee engagement and community impact. in january 2011, causecast launched the corporate philanthropy & volunteering blog, which provides information about how workplace volunteering and giving helps companies increase employee engagement, employee retention and employee recruitment, all of which strengthen the corporate bottom line. in may 2012, causecast launched social media capabilities within its platform, allowing employees to easily enlist their personal networks in their cause activities. in july 2012, causecast began offering case studies on its website as reference tools for companies interested in optimizing their corporate volunteer and giving programs.
causecast