Activists Work to End Homelessness One Tiny House at a Time

In what looks like an ordinary woodshop in Madison, Wisconsin, filled with table saws, screwdrivers and more screws and nails than you could count, transformative work is underway. This space, operated and owned by a nonprofit called Occupy Madison Incorporated, is part of a village of small houses built to order for - and by - homeless individuals in Wisconsin's capital city. Luca Clemente has been involved with the group almost since it began in 2011, when residents organized...

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