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Sister Mary Scullion Reminds People that Panhandlers are Human Beings.

Sister Mary Scullion. She's worked with the homeless and the mentally ill for 16 years, as an advocate and a co-founder of: Women of Hope, a permanent residence and support services center for homeless mentally ill women; the Outreach Coordination Center, which coordinated the services of private and public agencies working with chronically homeless persons; and Project H.O.M.E. which provides residential and rehabilitative services to the chronically homeless. Sister Mary was honored for her efforts with the 1992 Philadelphia Award.

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Other segments from the episode on June 14, 1994

Fresh Air with Terry Gross, June 14, 1994: Interview with Nicholas Dawidoff; Interview with Brendan McGarry; Interview with Mary Scullion.

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