But I have the luxury of being able to work virtually,” said Mendes, who works for Renew Rhode Island, a coalition of grassroots organizers that advocate for climate change and other social justice policies. “I’m kind of bouncing around like many unhoused people do. She grabbed an orange to eat Tuesday from a friend, some people have left cups of hot tea outside her tent, and she has packets of oatmeal to eat - if she can get hot water. Throughout the day, Mendes said she travels to a friend’s house or a coffee shop to warm up and get Wi-Fi to start work virtually. “Sometimes I can’t brush my teeth until I get to a friend’s house.” “I have a whole new appreciation for the people that keep that station clean, especially during a pandemic,” she said, explaining how she has to schedule her bathroom visits while the station is open at night. Instead, goes inside the Providence train station across the street to use the bathroom and wash up. Mendes said when she wakes up each morning, she does not go home. Related: Nearly 30 percent of renters in Rhode Island can’t keep up with their rent While you’re unconscious, somebody can harm you, somebody could reach you, get to you, and it’s a tremendously vulnerable feeling that is really hard to describe unless you’ve experienced it yourself.” “Emotionally, it’s hard all the time,” she said. Her jaw is in pain from clenching her teeth in the cold, and her joints are hurting.
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“But it’s literally nothing compared to what our unhoused friends are going through every single night.”Īfter sleeping outside with nothing but a sleeping bag, a thin foam mat (which Mendes said is thinner than a yoga mat), and layers of blankets to shield her from chilly New England nights, she said her skin is starting to crack.
It pushed my tent over and everything got completely drenched,” she said. “Last night, there were strong gusts of wind and a lot of rain. On Wednesday, there’s a 40 percent chance of snow. 30, many nights the temperature has dipped below 40 degrees. If you don't think any of the above situations apply, you can use this feedback form to request a review of this block.Related: Senator Mendes pitches a tent outside the State House
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