Created for New York Rescue Mission's Make Them Visible project, the video includes the opening question 'Have the homeless become so invisible we wouldn't notice our own family members on the street?'

這部為了「紐約救援任務」（New York Rescue Mission）慈善團體「讓他們被看見」計畫所拍攝的影片，蘊含著一個重要問題「大眾對街友是否已如此視而不見，甚至當自己的家人流浪街頭都不會發現？」

The sad truth about homelessness is that familiarity breeds invisibility. Even the most compassionate city-dwellers are likely to get inured to the sight of someone on the street who doesn’t look like they have anywhere else to go. Eventually, everyone tunes out--you can’t save the entire street no matter how much you care, so you put up a thousand-yard-stare defense. Still, the invisibility of homelessness is also one of the reasons that people who are in that position feel like they have such a hard time being treated as human beings--people look past them, rather than at them.

關於街友有個殘酷的事實：熟悉導致無視。即使最富有同情心的市民也很可能早已習慣街上有人看起來像是無家可歸的景象。最終，所有人都會忽視──無論你多關心你也無法拯救整條街的街友，所以你就以空洞無神的冰冷雙眼築起高牆。然而，對於流浪街頭者的無視正是他們感覺受到人道待遇極為艱難的原因之一──人們透視他們，而非直視。