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HISD.Life (#HomelessnSD) started as a blog, and is now becoming a movement in search of housing solutions to homelessness in San Diego, California.

Flyer for Human Face of Homelessness event

Wouldn't you like your afternoon coffee break to be more meaningful? Why not spend it with exemplary leaders of a few of San Diego's agencies that serve homeless people? Say a personal "thank you" to the people whose breakthrough results actually make a positive difference in homelessness.


What: food, craft beer, boutique artisanal chocolate, soda, and coffee, food trucks, a silent auction, a book launch party, and a pledge drive for leading San Diego agencies that serve the homeless – participating vendors include:

• Global Coffee Trading

• New English Brewing Company

• Valle de Guadalupe Wine Tours

• Nibble Chocolates

• Swell Soda

• Karl Strauss Brewery

Where: 11585 Sorrento Valley Rd, corporate offices of Global Coffee Trading:

When: 3-6pm Wednesday, October 18, 2017

This event is to raise wider community awareness for the human face of homelessness by showing appreciation for leading agencies that have served the San Diego homeless community for many years. It is also a fundraiser to complete the publication of our awareness book, "In Our Eyes, In Our Words" - which chronicles the stories and images of homeless people to further humanize the issue and help San Diegans recognize fellow San Diegans who need their help.

Who: Several hundred supporters, fans, friends and well-connected community leaders, plus invited leaders from the following agencies:

• PATH (People Assisting the Homeless)

• Solutions for Change

• Episcopal Community Services, Friend to Friend Homeless Outreach Program 

• Father Joe’s Villages

• Veterans Village of San Diego

The Book: Jeff Horn, one of California’s leading fine artists, has produced a book of portraits of homeless people, drawn from life more than 20 years ago. Many of the drawings in the book include a written statement made by the homeless person who sat for the portrait. Through the generosity of Robert “Bullet Bob” Brady, San Diego Purple Heart Vietnam Era Veteran of the United States Navy and Homeless Project Coordinator for Vietnam Veterans of America, Jeff will gift autographed copies of the completed book to leaders of local agencies that serve the homeless as a way of showing appreciation for their effort. A full-size mock-up of the book, called “In Our Eyes, In Our Words – Portraits from the Edge of Society” will be available for viewing during the event.

For more information, contact

Bill Protzmann
Music Care Inc.
1501 India St Ste 103-38 
San Diego CA 92101
office 858.345.2427 / 800.785.8596
fax 800.997.2268
email Bill@MusicCare.net

This event is available to share via Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/events/367059047054944/
Rogue Diary by i3Images Marc Anthony Iannini and Orlando Be

Rogue Diary Photography Exhibition


In a collaboration with photographer Marc Anthony Iannini of i3Images featuring short stories I wrote as Orlando Bé for an upcoming book, the joint efforts in words and images offer a spiritual result to viewers in a partnership with one of our favorite charities in San Diego. 

My Public Relations efforts now are geared toward finding the best recipient of the funds raised and the venue for it. The task is daunting, as the different nonprofits and causes are many.


One proposed display of the show is a simple arrangement of photographs and printed short stories hanging from a steel cable, using decorative clips to hold both photographs and stories in a non-linear narrative.


The exhibition presents the story of the fictional character Lucius Bod, a traveler who shares stories written whilst capturing the scenes surrounding him as landscapes of longing and pleasure as vignettes in a Diary.





Would you be interested in sponsoring this Art Show? Please contact us at:
hisd.life contact email

The Center

The Center provides direct services to the many different facets of the LGBT community, including men, women, youth, seniors, families, LGBT Latino community members and their families, as well as those struggling with HIV.

The Center is led by a 14-member board of directors, employs over 50 paid staff and utilizes more than 800 community volunteers. Incorporated in 1973 as a community-based, non-profit, 501 ( c ) (3) agency,

The Center has more than 41 years of experience as a health and human services agency. Last year The Center provided 61,550 service visits to 26,671 unique clients a year: 54% of them are people of color, 42% of them women and 12% of Center clients are Transgender.

Pledge your support at: http://www.thecentersd.org/events/
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Hugs & Bags San Diego Love Movement and Community Outreach

Hugs & Bags started as an idea to raise awareness for San Diego’s homeless population. The first event was hosted San Diego’s Queen Bee’s community center located in North Park. Over time with the leadership of Ms. Jacqueline Penhos and the dedication of countless volunteers this monthly event has grown from a concept to a love moment.
The goal of Hugs & Bags isn’t to give a hand-out but a hand-up to those that have fallen on hard times by providing all basic needs along with the human touch in the form of a hug. Our primary population has grown from Homeless Teens, Veterans to Immigrants, Single parents and anyone who may need assistance.
The last Saturday of each month dozens of volunteers meet in the heart of downtown San Diego to provide clothing, a warm meal, basic medical services, haircuts and personal hygiene accessories.
For more information and to support this cause, please visit: 
http://hugsandbags.com/
Seen above: Students at the Bellus Academy - Cosmetology & Beauty School in San Diego in stages of preparation to cut the hair of participants and the fun atmosphere throughout the event. March 25th, 2017 Tailgate Park 1304 Imperial Ave, San Diego, CA 92101

Event images: © Orlando Barahona
Contemporary Art produced by the San Diego Book Arts
Contemporary Art piece made with books and cloth
Museum of Contemporary Art piece made by the San Diego Book Arts in Encinitas

SDBA | San Diego Book Arts

San Diego Book Arts was established by a group of book artists in 1996 following a presentation to the Artists Guild of the San Diego Museum of Art, and it was designated a 501©3 nonprofit in 1999. Membership has grown to over 150 people representing many different fields including artists, collectors, graphic designers, bookbinders, conservators, librarians, teachers, writers and printmakers.

For its members, SDBA publishes a monthly newsletter with local and national book arts information, mounts exhibitions, and offers teaching opportunities. It also brings members together through meetings, potlucks, collaborative projects, and outreach activities.

For more information: http://www.sandiegobookarts.com/

Mailing Address:

San Diego Book Arts
1624 Forestdale Drive
Encinitas, CA 92024

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