The rise of invisible homelessness: Brian Goldstone

You can work full time, follow all the rules and still be unable
to afford a place to live. Brian Goldstone is a journalist and
anthropologist who has spent years reporting on the rise of the
“working homeless.” His new book, There Is No Place for Us:
Working and Homeless in America, is an intimate look at five
families in Atlanta and how the housing system has failed them.
Brian explains why homelessness is often hidden from view, how
the cost of living is driving people out of their home cities and
what needs to change to fix the housing crisis.