One Crisis Away: After The Flood

From TPR in San Antonio
December 2, 2017

Economic Uncertainty Haunts Hurricane Harvey Evacuees

By mevans

From Beaumont To Arlington
December 3, 2017

Harvey’s Deluge Forced A Katrina Survivor To Start Over Again

By Courtney Collins

From Port Arthur To Fort Worth
December 4, 2017

After Escaping Floodwaters, Family Has High Hopes For The Future

By Courtney Collins

Photo/Davis Land

From Houston Public Media
December 15, 2017

Flooded Out Three Times, A Houston Family Ran The Numbers, Made A Move

By Davis Land

Hurricane Harvey evacuee Lewis Small on the balcony outside his new apartment in Fort Worth, Texas.

From Port Arthur To Fort Worth
December 18, 2017

Harvey Pushed Him Out Of Port Arthur And Onto New Career Possibilities

By Courtney Collins

Voices
December 21, 2017

How Natural Disasters Challenge Communities Of Color

By Courtney Collins

From TPR in San Antonio
December 21, 2017

Ravaged By Harvey, Rockport Heals Through Christmas Concert

By David Martin Davies

Felicia Rush, 52, lives in a group home in Glenn Heights, Texas. She was evacuated from her home after Hurricane Harvey. (Photo/Allison V. Smith)

From Beaumont to Glenn Heights
January 2, 2018

For People With Disabilities, Escaping A Hurricane Means More Fear, Fewer Choices

By Courtney Collins

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One Crisis Away

KERA’s One Crisis Away project focuses a spotlight on North Texans living on the financial edge.

The problem’s known as asset poverty, and it doesn’t discriminate. A job loss, health emergency, even legal trouble can be enough to plunge a third of our friends and neighbors into financial distress. One Crisis Away puts a human face on asset poverty and the financial struggles of people in North Texas.

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One Crisis Away: After The Flood is funded in part by Communities Foundation of Texas and the Texas Women’s Foundation.

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