Atlanta Housing Crisis

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Season 6 Episode 12 – Atlanta Housing Crisis

Does anyone remember when Atlanta was dealing with their unhoused population, how one individual was bulldozed while sleeping in an encampment?

This episode explores Atlanta’s history with homelessness, especially around the 1996 Olympics, and discusses how the city has evolved its approach to housing and homelessness.

It offers practical resources and lessons for other cities preparing for major events.

Atlanta, a city renowned for its vibrant culture and historical significance, has a more complex narrative that unfolds beyond the celebratory memories of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games. In this podcast newsletter, we delve into the pressing issue of homelessness that persists in the shadow of such monumental events.

Season 6
Stanford Lee

Stanford Lee

Background: Born and raised in Cleveland, Ohio . Military Service: A 20-year Navy veteran . He deployed on the USS Eisenhower, USS Enterprise, and USS Conolly, and was stationed in Bermuda and Italy . He qualified as a radar operator . Post-Military Career: After retiring from the Navy, he spent 18 years working for Federal Service . The podcast "Your Life in America," hosted by Stanford Lee, explores a diverse array of personal stories and professional journeys experienced across the United States . The show delves into various topics, offering unique perspectives on success and current events.

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