Since the recession, tens of thousands of 18-24 year olds are sleeping on friends’ couches, in cars, and on the streets. Many are hesitant to seek help and are hopeful that their situation is only temporary. It is also difficult to get an accurate count of these young Americans as they are an elusive group, so there is no way to tell exactly how many young adults are struggling to find housing. What should be done about this new youth crisis? LIKE & REBLOG to share your opinion!

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As our young veterans return home and enroll in school, many of them feel isolated on college campuses leading to a dropout rate of 88 percent. Some universities have developed programs to help with their transition from soldier to student, but this is far from being implemented in all schools. How can we do a better job combating the veteran dropout rate?

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DC has been declared the best city for recent college grads based on its increased economic opportunity, high salaries and low rent for a one-bedroom apartment. LIKE this if you think the survey is right. SHARE it if you want to show DC pride! And COMMENT if you know of a better city for recent grads!

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