An Emmy winning documentary covering the topic of homelessness throughout Nashville, TN. Shot on location.
Filmed, edited, and produced by: Danielle Wilson, Grayson Propst, Zach Madell, and Josh Jirjis.
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Concerns About Anti-Camping Bill Prevalent at Homelessness Planning Council Meeting
But the most pressing topic for the body, made up of service providers and other stakeholders in Nashville's homelessness community, may have been how local agencies and departments will respond ...
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Nashville homeless population numbers see decline in latest count
The number of homeless people in Nashville has been on a downward trend over the last five years, according to a point-in-time count that was released Tuesday.
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Nashville notes a small decrease in homeless population numbers
Nashville's housing agency released the statistics of those experiencing homelessness in the city, with the number hovering just under 2,000.
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TN homeless criminalization bill now law without governor’s signature
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WJHL ... of the Johnson City Salvation Army said his shelter has seen an increase in its homeless population over the last year. He believed this law would only make it ...
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Gov. Lee allows bill effectively punishing homelessness to become law without his signature
The law is set to go into effect July 1 and would threaten felony penalties against people who camp on public property, including in parks.
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Tennessee to make homeless camps on public land a felony
NASHVILLE (AP) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee declined to sign off on a bill criminalizing camping by homeless people and in parks and other local public property, but let it become law without his ...
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Homeless camps on public land will be felony in TN
Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee has declined to sign off on a proposal criminalizing camping by homeless people and others in parks and on other local public property. But the ...
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Tennessee to make homeless camps on public land a felony
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee declined to sign off on a bill criminalizing camping by homeless people and in parks and other local public property, but let it become law ...
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'It’s defeating the purpose' | Homeless resident shares perspective on pending TN camping bill
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Tennessee bill critics say would criminalize homelessness has been sent to Governor Bill Lee’s desk. It would make it a Class C misdemeanor to camp under a highway or bridge and a ...