Thank you for those that attended the Volunteer of America’s screening of Americans With No Address on April 30 at The Little Theatre. We’re grateful you chose to spend your evening with us exploring one of the most urgent challenges facing our community and nation.
Special thank you to our special guests who participated in our panel discussion following the film. We’re incredibly grateful for your time and your continued commitment to bringing important community issues to light:
- Dr. Junior Dillion, President and CEO of Volunteers of America Upstate New York
- Tree Clemonds, Executive Director, Monroe County Continuum of Care
- Dr. Mike Hudson, CEO of Regional Health Reach
- Melanie Murphy, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner with Delphi Rise
- Evan Dawson, host of Connections on WXXI News.
We hope this event has sparked new ways for all of us to think about and engage in the homelessness crisis in our community. It’s clear that this is a complex issue, and the conversations we’ve had tonight are just the beginning. Let’s make sure we continue this this crucial discussion.
About the Film
The cast and producers of the feature film No Address, a movie about a group of individuals who fall into homelessness, toured America to learn firsthand why there is a growing homelessness crisis in America.
The team set out on a cross-country bus tour over a span of three weeks, visiting 20 major cities across 18 states with the mission to understand both the human experience and governmental policies while meeting the advocates who work to offer solutions, revealing some surprising truths.
The documentary aims to answer crucial questions: Why is homelessness happening? What are different cities doing about it? What strategies are working, and what are not?
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