Using Spotify to give voice to growing number of homeless in community.

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1. “Still Here”

Concept: Every time someone is “moved along,” they remain part of the community — their stories, voices, and humanity don’t disappear.
Tagline: You can move people, but you can’t erase them.
Spotify angle: A playlist blending short reflections (“Still here, even after they moved us from downtown…”) with songs that symbolize endurance, belonging, and hope.

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2. “Moved, Not Gone”

Concept: Highlights how displacement doesn’t end homelessness — it just hides it.
Tagline: Out of sight isn’t out of existence.
Idea: Each voice memo begins with where they were “moved from” and where they are now — a sonic map of displacement and survival.

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3. “The Moving Doesn’t Move Us”

Concept: A more direct and activist title — it turns the policy language of “removal” on its head.
Tagline: People aren’t problems to be relocated.
Format: Interweave personal stories with songs that reflect the meaning of “movement” — both forced and self-chosen.

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4. “No Fixed Address”

Concept: A poetic, widely understandable phrase that conveys instability but also resilience.
Tagline: A playlist without a permanent place — just like the voices within it.
Idea: Each contributor could introduce a song that feels like “home,” wherever that may be.

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5. “Unmoved”

Concept: Wordplay — “unmoved” as in not emotionally affected (society’s apathy) and not physically moved (standing ground).
Tagline: What if we stopped moving people and started moving hearts?
Style: Introspective, slow-paced audio reflections mixed with meaningful tracks.

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6. “Nowhere to Go, Everywhere to Be”

Concept: A poetic, hopeful expression — reframes homelessness not as absence, but presence that deserves recognition.
Tone: Humanizing, gentle, soulful.