No Easy Way Home "They sleep in cars, tents, emergency shelters, motels, relatives' homes. They are old, young, married, single, working, unemployed. They are homeless, and they have been a part of our society through history." This project, published by The Press-En More »
			Voices of the Homeless I asked the homeless I encountered to write a short message for me. There were only two rules: first, it had to be something I could publish, and it needed to be somewhat brief due to space limitations, otherwise people were free to say what they wi More »
			A Way of Life "Kathleen 'Mauma Katt' Ott, 67, has been homeless for more than 17 years. Ott and her husband J.P. Dixon camp near the Santa Ana River, subsisting on charity, panhandling and recycling. They dream of moving to Northern California, and renting a house More »
			A Life of Love Angie Peyton, 74, has devoted the past 8 years of her life to caring for her severely disabled great-granddaughter, Brianah Stanford, 8. Stanford can not communicate, nor move and requires medications every 2 hours. Peyton, the matriarch of the famil More »
			Capoeira Capoeira, a Brazailian martial art, is a mixture of fluid movements and displays of strength. Click on photograph or title to access slide show.
			A Downtown Jewel Communities are made of individuals. Martin Sanchez, 41, began selling food from a cart and now owns a restaurant where he uses the space inside, outside and throughout the property to showcase his folk art and vision. The centerpiece is a small chap More »