A Crucial Examination of America's Moral Crisis
The Crisis We Ignore:
Why millions of
Americans
Live Without Hope
By Samuel Edmond Stone
“Every society should be measured not by the wealth of the rich, but by the dignity and care it extends to its most vulnerable…
Their story is part of our story, and their fate reflects our collective conscience.”
From the Preface
What You'll Discover
Discover Viable, Actionable Solutions
Explore practical approaches to address the homelessness crisis that can be implemented at local and national levels.
Examine the financial logistics
A look at the estimated costs of a homeless facility and a viable solution.
Understand the Global Health Emergency
Learn how America's homeless crisis connects to public health challenges that affect every community.
Hear the Human Stories
Personal accounts of veterans, families, and individuals reveal the faces behind the statistics.
About the Author
Samuel Edmond Stone
Samuel Edmond Stone is a contractor, musician, educator, writer, and outdoorsman whose life reflects a love for art, history, animals, and the natural world
He brings focus, perspective and firsthand investigation into America's homelessness crisis. His work combines rigorous journalism with heartfelt storytelling to illuminate one of our nation's most pressing challenges.
"A nation's worth is measured not by its wealth, but by its willingness to lift its most vulnerable."
What Readers Are Saying
“[TESTIMONIAL 1] – A powerful examination of America’s conscience. This book should be required reading for policymakers and citizens alike.”
STUART BELZER
Concerned citizen
Patrice Miles
Blues & Soul Music and Radio personality
How These Book Helps
These books were written without funding, sponsors, or institutional backing.
If it succeeds, a portion of future royalties will be directed toward organizations and efforts that provide direct aid to the homeless.
Until then, its first purpose is to change how we see, speak about, and respond to homelessness.