COVID-19 forced one Memphis group to totally rethink its approach to homelessness. The results were life-changing

Published by fastcompany.com on Nov 11, 2020

The Hospitality Hub had planned to build a new shelter for homeless women in Memphis in 2021. Then COVID-19 hit.

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