About the author
Brian Goldstone is an American journalist and anthropologist whose reporting has examined housing, labor, inequality, and the administrative categories used to define need. He has written for major magazines and conducted long-form family reporting in Atlanta.
There Is No Place for Us follows working families through motels, cars, shelters, and unstable rentals. Their lives make visible a population often missing from official counts because employment and hidden homelessness do not fit the expected picture.
Where to start
Start with There Is No Place for Us: Working and Homeless in America, a reported account of five Atlanta families living through the housing crisis.
