[LE.BGH110] 5 Myths About Homelessness: How to have meaningful conversation with those who disagree

Brief Summary:

This event is aimed at all who want to inform themselves about homelessness by dispelling some of the assumptions and biases we take in from the world around us that are often rooted in our own fear and discomfort, not hatred. It is also for those who want to have these conversations with others and are unsure of how to approach difficult interactions where opposing views on this issue can hinder connection, compassion, and understanding. Join us for a judgement-free discussion and safe place to ask questions.

Course Description

We know that perspectives on homelessness and housing crises are communicated in the media, in conversation with friends, neighbours, and family, and are often conflicting with one another or with what feels right to us as individuals. How do we know what to believe and what to question when we read a news article or hear a neighbour express…