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ALICE describes people who have jobs, but don’t

ALICE describes people who have jobs, but don’t make enough money to cover basic needs. It represents nearly a third of Americans. Soledad O’Brien learns why this number is going up and how an organization is seeking solutions for those in need.

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A Baltimore realtor is addressing the city’s vac

A Baltimore realtor is addressing the city’s vacant housing problem and the opioid epidemic at the same time. Correspondent Jessica Gomez explains how she’s renovating vacant rowhouses for people going through addiction treatment.

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This week Matter of Fact learns how a realtor is f

This week Matter of Fact learns how a realtor is flipping homes for people receiving addiction treatment. Plus, we look at the financial struggles of working families. And, Milwaukee renters get help becoming homeowners.

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"They felt like a phony.” Author Shari Dunn ex

"They felt like a phony.”

Author Shari Dunn explains how the concept imposter syndrome is being used to cover systemic inequities in the workforce.

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"There's people crying out for services." How a

"There's people crying out for services."

How a California organization is giving unhoused people the resources to get them off the streets for good.

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Is “imposter syndrome” the reason women someti

Is “imposter syndrome” the reason women sometime feel like a fraud in the workplace? Author Shari Dunn explains why she thinks the real issue is systemic inequities and how we can work together to address them.

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Solving the homelessness crisis takes more than ju

Solving the homelessness crisis takes more than just shelter. Correspondent Dina Demetrius learns how a Los Angeles nonprofit is making sure people’s mental health needs are also met.

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This week Matter of Fact learns about an effort to

This week Matter of Fact learns about an effort to provide housing and mental health support to those in need. Plus, an author questions whether “imposter syndrome” is really why women feel undo burdens workplace. And, how lithium mining could revitalize rural Arkansas towns.

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