
Why We Keep Showing Up: Courage, Community and the Work We Won’t AbandonHow do you keep doing the work when the ground beneath you keeps shifting? In this episode of UnHoused & UnFiltered, Nick Cook and Sarah Prout-Rennie talk candidly about the growing push toward criminalization, uncertainty surrounding federal homelessness funding, and the emotional toll these challenges are taking on Michigan’s homeless service providers. They explore what happens when policy moves away from housing and person-centered solutions—and why dignity, autonomy, and compassion must remain at the center of the response to homelessness.But this episode is also about why we keep showing up. Nick and Sarah reflect on resilience, community, and the importance of knowing your “why” and the values you are unwilling to surrender. From frontline workers and advocates to volunteers and people with lived experience, they celebrate the people who continue doing extraordinary work despite uncertainty and exhaustion—and remind us that taking care of our neighbors is something we do together.
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