Is Portland ready - or willing - to create another tent city for the homeless? Reporter Amanda Waldroupe takes an in-depth look at the politics surrounding another tent city, or what some individuals on the streets are calling a "green zone."
We look at Dignity Village eight years after it's formation. How is the village fairing? What is life like right now at Dignity? Are people being housed? You might be surprised.
Other features this week include opinions from the Mental Health Association of Portland, the New Sanctuary Movement and a look at poverty and justice with Father Loughery with the Downtown Chapel.
Our sister paper in Argentina spends a day talking Che, life as president and politics with the Bolivia's first indigenous leader, Evo Morales.
Street Roots catches up with homeless youth outreach worker Dennis Lundberg, and looks at lessons to be learned on the 75th anniversary of the New Deal.
You'd be crazy not to pick up a Street Roots coming out tomorrow.
