Graffiti transformed into interactive mural depicting success stories of people who have overcome homelessness
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St. Mungo's, a London homelessness charity, debuted an interactive mural campaign across three cities (Bristol, London, Reading) featuring the real stories of people who successfully transitioned out of homelessness, with QR codes linking to audio narratives, created by artist Luke Embden; 77% of people St. Mungo's helped off streets last year did not return to rough sleeping.
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