From Harvard to Homeless

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Where would you live if you had no worry in the world? What job opportunities could you pursue if you could move to any city/state in the near future? If you could cut your current rent price in half, where would you spend the extra money? Vanlife is defined as a continuous and everlasting voyage of living in a van by the Urban Dictionary.

From Harvard to Homeless explores:

What drives someone to pursue vanlife? Did it come from a position of privilege or need? How people benefit from having vanlife as well as alternative housing options. If so, how could we make such options viable for our community? Why have vanlife, tiny homes, and minimalism become popular in our society?

You’ll like this book if you’re looking for more time, energy, and resources to visit the diverse geographies of the world or you are a young professional struggling to make a start in an increasingly unattainable urban environment

Join Franklin on his journey and find out if vanlife is for you!