@misc{Moone2021,
       author = "Moone, Abigail",
       title =  {{Holy and Homeless: Exploring the Relationship Between Homeless Shelters and Religion}},
       howpublished = "\url{https://ir.hamilton.edu/do/587a577a-a68a-401d-8747-620f125314c2}",
       institution = {Hamilton College},
       year = 2021,
       month = aug,
       school = {Religious Studies},
}

Creator

Date

August 1st, 2021

Description

The relationship between religion and homelessness is an old and tumultuous one. This podcast mini-series by Abigail Moone '23 explores the relationship that several institutions in Utica, NY have to homelessness and religion. The first episode is a brief history of homelessness in the United States, including some often untold narratives and general information and vocabulary. Episode two interviews two homeless shelters and their relationship to religion, and how this impacts their work. The final episode interviews a local rabbi and imam, talking about their relationship to their community and how they engage with people experiencing homelessness.

Type of Work

• Podcast

Institution

Hamilton College

Area of Study

• Religious Studies

Advisor

Sponsor

• Levitt Public Affairs Center

Series

Levitt Research Fellows Program

Part of Collection

Levitt Public Affairs Center

Rights Statement

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