As part of KQED's coverage of homelessness this week, Pulitzer-Prize winning cartoonist Mark Fiore interviewed a number of homeless people in San Francisco and produced a series of five cartoons based on what they told him.
"With these cartoons, I want to give people who are living on the streets a chance to be heard, said Fiore. "It's vitally important to discuss solutions to the homelessness crisis. I think it's also valuable to understand what homeless people are going through every day. "
"I asked people who have been homeless or are going through it currently, 'What advice would you give someone who was newly-homeless?'"
These conversations took place on sidewalks, street corners and benches from Union Square to South of Market.
