Kevin Webb

BREAKING: Jimmy Kimmel just humiliated Pam Bondi in the best way possible. Wow.

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐢𝐬 𝐚 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐢𝐧𝐠-𝐅𝐨𝐜𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐝 𝐒𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐭𝐞𝐫? It is more than just a place to sleep — it’s a launchpad to stable housing. While meeting immediate needs like safety, food, & hygiene, our main goal is to help people move out of homelessness quickly & permanently.

The Cicero Institute's anti-homeless legislation isn’t just cruel—it’s profitable. Find out who’s pulling the strings: invisiblepeople.tv/cicero-institu…

I stand with the penguins of Heard Island and McDonald Islands.

🔴🐧🇺🇲 BREAKING: The PM of Hearth and McDonald Islands is negotiating the lifting of tariffs at the White House right now.

**WATCH THIS 🎞️** TRUDEAU’S GREATEST EVER SPEECH TO THE EU. 🤌🏼🇪🇺 🟥 PM, JUSTIN TRUDEAU 🇨🇦: “It's not just about Ukraine. It's about the rules and the VALUES and the principles of sovereignty, of independence, of territorial integrity that protects EVERY country in the world.” #LeadershipMatters ✅

Mark is a dedicated housing support worker who does exceptional work by effectively engaging with guests who require guidance in regard to finding housing. Click the link below to learn more! youtu.be/zqPY05v1yJ0

A foundation once told me they would never support Invisible People unless we stopped giving a voice to those still experiencing homelessness. They wanted us to focus solely on people who had already escaped it. That moment made clear why Invisible People hasn’t always received the same support as others. We were ahead of the curve, driving narrative change a decade before most of the homelessness sector even knew what that meant. Instead of following the status quo, we chose to amplify the voices of homeless people themselves—a move that some in the sector viewed negatively. The sector seemed determined to hide the growing reality of homelessness, even though it was happening right in front of everyone’s eyes. But it’s essential to tell both sides: the stories of those still experiencing homelessness and those who have overcome it. The voices of people who are no longer homeless validate the progress being made, but it’s the stories of those still struggling that build empathy and spark action. Since the sector mostly showcased success stories, I did the opposite—highlighting the voices of those still living through homelessness. We’ve reached billions, educating the public on homelessness with the limited resources we’ve had. It didn’t matter that we were reaching more people every month than all homeless services nonprofits combined—often with almost no budget. In 2010, for example, YouTube gave us their homepage for a day, helping us reach millions with the real, unfiltered stories of homelessness. For the first 10 years, we couldn’t afford to hire even one employee, and today we still struggle to hire a second. The potential for Invisible People to shift the narrative has always been unmatched—no one else has come close. But because we empowered homeless people to tell their own stories, revealing uncomfortable truths, we’ve often been treated as the black sheep of the homelessness sector. Our podcast on the lived and living experience of homelessness drops tomorrow, and it’s the most authentic conversation on this topic ever shared online. Here's another teaser clip. I truly hope you'll watch this episode—it's an incredibly important discussion that deserves attention.

@CoatsForCalgary is back! Help us collect winter jackets for those in need. Here's how: 1️⃣ Donate to the DI 2️⃣ Sign up as a drop-off location 3️⃣ Drop off a coat starting October 30th coatsforcalgary.ca give@coatsforcalgary.ca #CoatsForCalgary #DonateWarmth

The official UCP policy proposals that membership will be voting on are out! And yes! They're exactly as bad as you might think! Let's get started with a Mega thread of "Wait, what?!?' #abpoli #ableg #cdnpoli /1

🐾 No pet should be left hungry this Thanksgiving 🐾 If you're struggling to feed your pet, we're here to help! ❤️ Come grab a Pets-Giving Hamper filled with food for your furry friend. 📅 Saturday, October 12 📍 6120 1A St SW, Calgary ⏰ 10 AM - 12 PM We'll have a selection of pet food and essential supplies available, but quantities are limited—so come early! 🐶🐱 A huge THANK YOU to everyone who has donated a Pets-Giving hamper so far! 🙏 Your support helps provide 30 days of food to pets in need. 🐾💕 There is still time to support a Pets-Giving Hamper! buff.ly/3Y6IjD6 #PetsGiving #NoPetLeftHungry #PetEssentials #Thanksgiving #CalgaryPets #ParachutesForPets #YYC #Chairty

🚧 Big shout out to everyone at #CanaYYC #CityofCalgary, #alphahouseyyc, Calgary HELP Team, Crystal Services, Trotter & Morton Group of Companies, Tectra Group Inc and Garuda Security Services THANK YOU🙏 for your efforts in ensuring safety and progress! #SafetyFirst

‘The Boss’ is known to be the largest and most famous grizzly bear in Banff National Park. 🐻 He’s been hit by a train twice, fights other big grizzlies and is believed to have fathered up to 70% of the grizzlies in Banff.

🌍💊 Happy #WorldPharmacistsDay! Shoutout to Mint Health + Drugs Blue Bottle Pharmacy for going above & beyond at the DI. Your dedication to providing meds, health advice, & compassion makes a huge impact. Thank you for all you do! 🙌💙 #HealthcareHeroes #ThankYouPharmacists

Radical Acceptance: How Misfits Can Solve the Homeless Crisis youtu.be/iY8aL1tV5xw?si… via @YouTube

Decades ago, homeless people turned to shelters and transitional housing for refuge. Today, the options are limited. People are living in their vehicles, setting up tents, or sneaking into storage units. invisiblepeople.tv/public-storage…

"Success in Dallas & Collin Counties goes against national trends. @HousingNTX has built an infrastructure that's housing more people than ever before & providing critical wrap-around services to ensure people don't fall back into homelessness." buff.ly/3QVqK54

How much progress has Calgary made on its affordable housing strategy that was approved last year? calgary.citynews.ca/2024/05/22/cal…

BREAKING: Calgary city council votes 9-6 in favour of the citywide rezoning proposal with several amendments. For: Gondek, Penner, Walcott, Carra, Pootmans, Dhaliwal, Spencer, Mian, and Wyness Against: Sharp, Chabot, McLean, Chu, Wong, and Demong