About Me

For anyone who either may be a new visitor to my blog or, might not have yet had an opportunity to read more of my previous blogging and other written works: below is a sampling of some of my earlier writing, which could prove helpful in learning more about me as well as about some of my personal experiences.

Following that material are links to an essay as well as an old news article, both written by other people, yet which mention me and some of my prior activism.


Close to Home: Homeless Remembrances & Street Insights
Loaves & Fishes
Vol. 21 No. 1
January - February, 2002
Newspaper of Meeting Ground
Elkton, Maryland

Gracious Extra Miles & Beyond
Clemente Course in the Humanities Project Web site
Project Reference Links section
Valencia Community College
Orlando, Florida

Reflections on How Income Can Benefit Outcomes
by Morgan W. Brown with Deborah Lisi-Baker
Originally published in The Independent
February-March 1999 Edition
Volume 8, Number 1

Self-determination and independence versus force and dependency
National Empowerment Center Newsletter
Spring 1999

latest musings (poem): homeless sneakers

My Priorities: 5 P's

My Personality Type: Healer Idealist (iNFp)

a couple of street insights, my own anyway:
-- with the usual dash of salt and pepper,
along with a healthy amount of humor thrown in ...

The Littlest Things

Searching for a Needle in a Haystack

Myths
(version re: people who live homeless ...)

Myths
(version re: people who are labeled with mental illness ...)

More Deep & Dire Reflections:
Concerning a Deeply Personal
Spiritual Crisis & Turning Point
Late 1990:
Still Wild Woods


Thank you for reading.


In addition to the above items, is a Must-Read! Essay by Dana Szegedy: An Eye Opening 24-Hour Homeless Experience in Montpelier, Vermont, hosted on the
Vermont Homeless Journal (VHJ) Essays Blog.


*Note*: last updated on Friday, June 23, 2006 at 11:10 AM [EST].