America’s Housing Crisis Broke Everything — Even Families With Jobs Are Now Living in Cars
Documents working families living in their vehicles (United States, July 2026).
Documents working families living in their vehicles (United States, July 2026).
BBC interviews Gen Z workers about how AI is closing off entry-level careers before they could begin (United Kingdom, June 2026).
BBC World Service documents the generational turning point in AI sentiment: the cohort that was supposed to be most AI-native is instead leading the backlash (United States and United Kingdom, June 2026).
Each person states their salary on camera in a DC neighborhood that mixes government workers, students, healthcare professionals, and service indus (Foggy Bottom, Washington DC, May 24, 2026).
Each person states their salary or earnings on camera (Georgetown, Washington DC, May 10, 2026).
Each person states their salary on camera (Downtown New York City, May 3, 2026).
Washington Post profiles workers across creative and technical industries who have had their income cut by AI (United States, May 2026).
A BBC Question Time special on AI and jobs puts real workers in conversation with policymakers and tech voices (United Kingdom, May 2026).
BBC Newscast interviews young people who are applying for entry-level jobs and not getting them (United Kingdom, December 2025).
Interviewer uses Tim Hortons’ heavy use of the Temporary Foreign Worker Program (TFWP) as a conversation starter (Canada (specific cities unconfirmed), September 2025).
Street interviews asking Londoners to guess how many hours per year strangers work (London, United Kingdom, 2025).
A game where passersby try to guess a stranger’s occupation in exactly three questions (London, United Kingdom, 2025).