One city bought a hotel to help solve the homeless crisis. It just might work.

Local videographer Terence Chung wrote in about a "social experiment" that he and his friend conducted in downtown Vancouver. Basically, they gave socks to a homeless man named "Trench", and ...

Social experiment, based on a real course that takes place in the US, in which five wealthy Britons swap their expensive cars and luxury homes for ten days of living alongside homeless people.

California's Project Roomkey moved some 62,000 people experiencing homelessness into hotels across the state. For many, this was life-changing. In a study published in the Journal of Social Distress ...