TEDxYYC - Mark Horvath - Making Everyone Known
Mark Horvath discusses "Making Everyone Known" at TEDxYYC 2012.
In 2008, Mark Horvath, now known to many as @hardlynormal, set out to film the stories of America's homeless and share them with as many people as possible on InvisiblePeople.tv. Since then, he has become an internationally recognized activist and ambassador for the millions of individuals and families who reside in shelters, motels, tents along the streets and under highway bridges across the country.
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I've worked a homeless shelter (on and off) since 2000 and have been on KZread some number of years, so I'm shocked that somewhere at some time I never came across Invisible People until about two weeks ago. I love this channel and have been telling my coworkers about it. I'm a regular viewer and I might want to help out with this channel in some way, but I'll take this discovery a step at a time here. Thank you for all you do; you also help me to appreciate what I do, as one can get a mite burnt out in this field.
Good video
Mark, your words and your work are inspiring as always. Don't give up.
Mark, what are the magic words, the special avenues to give a home to the homeless. I am so thankful for all you do. Keep up the good work.
What you are doing is amazing. Thanks a lot for giving a voice to people who are unfairly being ignored.
This is awesome!
Good job, Mark. I'm going to be sharing the shoot out of this video.
Thank you for this and thank you for your channel!!!
Keep up the good work, Mark!!
Makes no sense at all. Keep saying it out loud Mark. Surely people can't continue to ignore you forever.