HOUSING CRISIS

NOT MY SHAME is a documentary exploring the truthful reality of housing inequality and young people using the power of creativity and activism to take their power back.

A group of six friends recently bought a million-dollar house together in Toronto. But that was only the first step. We find out how they make it work and what happens when someone wants out.

Artist Anita Bonfini posted a miniature house for rent as a social commentary on how unaffordable cities are becoming. We met up with her to see the tiny house and talk about the backlash her post received.

In Denver, the rise of the legal cannabis business has a connection to a major problem: rising rents leading to a lack of affordable housing and increased homelessness.

Due to new city incomers, a construction boom in Denver has erupted, displacing thousands of lower and middle class residents.

In the midst of the UK's biggest ever housing crisis, criminal opportunists have taken advantage of social housing by appropriating council houses for a wide variety of criminal enterprise.

In this extra scene, we meet Heather, who is trying to combat Oakland's housing crisis by building communities from modified shipping containers.

VICE News reporter Simon Ostrovsky travels to Detroit to find out how wrecking crews are actually improving conditions in parts of the battered city.