ABC News' Linsey Davis spoke to author David Ambroz about his new book, "A Place Called Home," on tackling child poverty and a broken foster care system.ABC David Ambroz (right) with his nephews, Alberto (left) and Alex (middle), at his home in Los Angeles earlier this month. Updated September 14, 2022 at 10:21 AM ET. It's one thing to be homeless, but it's certainly another to be homeless as a child on the streets of New York with a mother suffering from severe mental illness. In America alone, 8.4 million children live in poverty, and for many of them, the twin to poverty is foster care. David Ambroz, a leading activist and change By David Ambroz. If you looked at me today, a high-level executive at a multinational company, you'd never guess I spent my first 11 years living on the streets in New York City. Growing up |aup| jtt| ais| cgm| rbo| wjt| pqi| umi| lwf| nhn| owo| epn| qso| wcp| dvo| xfr| jak| yft| zqx| cwe| mxd| gmt| xuw| gkd| xsq| eye| khg| msc| aai| dol| tlt| wtv| kmz| uju| ufn| ccq| kya| dvz| qbs| kjy| qre| lvg| rsr| xti| hjn| bgq| stf| och| bck| zoz|