Last month I told you about a business man who built a community of tiny houses for the homeless in Texas.
Ever since then I’ve been noticing more projects and non-profits who are on a similar mission.
This story begins with a group of homeless people protesting in a parking lot in the city of Olympia.
They did so by camping out in the parking lot in 2007 when, later, police forced them out.
After this, local churches started offering space for the people to camp in since they had nowhere else to go.
Today- several years later- it is a self-governed village of 30 permanent tiny cabins for the group to live in.
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Photo by Bettina Hansen for the Seattle Times
