Chris Gonzales

Resident, Downtown Women's Center

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Resident of the Downtown Women's Center, an organization focused on ending homelessness for women in downtown Los Angeles

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Women are the fastest growing homeless population in the country.

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Women are the fastest growing homeless population in the country.

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