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Top 6: August 30th 2017
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Sydney Homeless: Street Life View
Top 6: August 30th 2017
To help raise awareness of the plight of over 100,000 Australians sleeping rough every night, Lanz Priestley, the mayor of 'Tent City' and founder of homeless organisation 'Sydney Homeless'; together with Clemenger BBDO Sydney launched Street-Life View, an interactive website that lets you walk through Sydney's Tent City despite its recent removal. Martin Place may be clear of the homeless this week, but the people of Tent City and thousands like them still need help.
The website uses technology similar to Google Street View, to show the real situation on the streets, not just for Sydney-siders but the whole country. It features a 360 degree tour of the Tent City and interviews that help people understand different aspects of sleeping rough. Most people find talking to the homeless difficult. But Street-Life View allows you to explore Tent City and not just see homelessness first hand – but also meet the people who lived there, understand them and find out what you can do to help their cause.
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