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Bas Timmer’s Sheltersuit was designed to protect homeless people from the elements but soon grew into a business, which fuses circular economy and social design principles.
Is help is on the way for horrendous homeless camp full of despair?
Homelessness in Quebec up 44 per cent since 2018
The suit that connects homeless people and keeps them warm - Design Week
They Arrived Homeless. Now They're Helping Others Make New York Home. - The New York Times
18 Warm-Up Activities to Engage Students Before They Read Nonfiction Texts - The New York Times
California's Homeless Populations Suffer as Storms Hammer the State - The New York Times
Are homeless encampments keeping people safe or putting them in danger?
Vancouver's Gastown residents besieged by homeless on their doorstep
The suit that connects homeless people and keeps them warm - Design Week
The End of Wood Street: Inside the Struggle for Stability, Housing on the Margins of the Bay Area
At least have a bench to sleep on': Charity calls out hostile design in Kelowna - Penticton Western News
The Sheltersuit Is A Wearable Homeless Shelter Made From Sleeping Bags
