US EditionHomelessness to honours: Graduate uses experience to shape Welsh housing policy
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Homelessness to honours: Graduate uses experience to shape Welsh housing policy
Image via Swansea University After surviving 40 nights sleeping in the back seat of his car, one man has graduated with first-class honours from Swansea University—and now he’s using his lived experience to help transform housing policy. In 2014, Mark Eaton-Lees, a former recruitment worker originally from Wolverhampton, left his job to pursue his dream: launching a scuba diving centre in Devon. He found a room to rent, but when moving day arri…
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