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Homeless Clean-up their Encampment with the help from the National Network in Action

by Mike Rhodes (editor [at] fresnoalliance.com)
The National Network in Action organized a “clean up” at the G street encampment in downtown Fresno. The photo below shows some of the participants at the event.
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For a list of articles and documents about the struggle for civil liberties for homeless people in Fresno, see: http://www.fresnoalliance.com/home/homelessness.htm
§Rev. Floyd D. Harris 4:15 minute audio
by Mike Rhodes
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Rev. Floyd D. Harris, president of the National Network in Action, spoke about ending homelessness in Fresno.
§Rev. Floyd D. Harris Cleans a Memorial
by Mike Rhodes
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This shrine, which commemorate the death of a homeless person at the encampment, was cleaned up by Rev. Floyd D. Harris and the National Network in Action.
§Rev. Floyd D. Harris spoke about Homelessness in Fresno
by Mike Rhodes
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The National Network in Action served food and drinks while the clean up crews worked. The photo above shows Rev. Floyd D. Harris speaking, following the clean up. He called on the City of Fresno to use the money they have to help the homeless.
§Rev. Floyd D. Harris holds up photo of Pam Kincaid
by Mike Rhodes
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Pam Kincaid was the lead plaintiff in the lawsuit against the City of Fresno that resulted in a $2.3 million settlement which stopped the city from taking and immediately destroying homeless people’s property. The photo in the background is Sherry Williams, who was a member of the lawsuit. Williams died before the settlement was finalized, a victim of hospital dumping.
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