Helping the Homeless Find Loved Ones
Kevin Adler was a businessman before he decided to help homeless people find their long-lost families in the US. He told Matthew Bannister his story.
Kevin Adler was a businessman before he decided to help homeless people find their long-lost families in the US.
In Bhutan, single mothers often face discrimination. An unmarried woman who becomes pregnant could be cast out of her family home and not allowed to return until she's married. Outlook's Candida Beveridge went there.
Zöe Folbigg was on her morning commute into London when she fell in love with a man on her train. This led to an unlikely romance.
American Pablo Maurer is a car mechanic who has a lifelong passion for visiting and taking photos of abandoned buildings.
Image and credit: Kevin Adler
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