Quick spotlight on a group that combines immediate help with long-term advocacy, and has spent decades pushing New York toward more humane responses to homelessness.
What is Coalition for the Homeless?
Coalition for the Homeless is the nation’s oldest advocacy and direct service organization helping homeless individuals and families. Since 1981, it has paired frontline support, including food, eviction prevention, crisis services, housing, job training, and youth programs, with policy advocacy, shelter monitoring, and public education focused on long-term solutions.
Why I like recommending them
Direct help + systems change. They work on urgent needs right now while also fighting for housing-based solutions and the rights of homeless New Yorkers.
Deep local credibility. Their advocacy is grounded in decades of hands-on work with people facing homelessness in New York City.
After surviving a school tragedy, Vada finds herself unable to slip back into ordinary life, leaning on fragile new connections as she struggles with grief, anxiety, and the long aftershocks of trauma.
Washed-up revolutionary Bob lives off-grid with his fiercely independent daughter until an old enemy resurfaces, setting off a frantic search that forces him to confront the unfinished wreckage of his past.
A former tennis prodigy turned coach tries to revive her husband’s career by placing him in a low-stakes Challenger match against his former best friend—who also happens to be her ex—turning competition into a combustible triangle of ambition, resentment, and desire.
When two Los Angeles millennials fall in love, their relationship is thrown into a gauntlet of clashing expectations, cultural differences, and the comic chaos that comes with introducing their families.
Another strong Chris Rabb video. PCNTV’s On the Issues segment gives a straightforward look at how he talks about the race, the district, and the issues at stake.
Quick Chris Rabb video. If you want a concise intro to how he talks about the race and the issues, this Philadelphia Congressional Forum supercut is a good place to start.
