Housing has become a crisis of humanity—one created by design and decades in the making.
When Leilani Farha visits people in their homes—a four-door sedan in San Diego, a lean-to by railway tracks in Lagos, a windowless motel room in Paris, a tent on a Toronto beach, they don't tell her they need housing, they say they want to be treated like human beings. Housing Inc. explains why they have to ask.
