Del Seymour Promo Clip
Clip: Season 5 Episode 5 | 56sVideo has Closed Captions
Del Seymour talks through his journey developing the nonprofit Code Tenderloin.
After recovering from his drug addiction, Del Seymour started the nonprofit Code Tenderloin. The organization now helps underserved communities in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood secure long term employment, but it started only as a walking tour through this area.
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Del Seymour Promo Clip
Clip: Season 5 Episode 5 | 56sVideo has Closed Captions
After recovering from his drug addiction, Del Seymour started the nonprofit Code Tenderloin. The organization now helps underserved communities in San Francisco’s Tenderloin neighborhood secure long term employment, but it started only as a walking tour through this area.
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Learn Moreabout PBS online sponsorship- So when you got clean then, how long was it before you developed code Tenderloin?
- [Del Seymour] I immediately developed Tenderloin Walking Tours, which cloned Code Tenderloin out of that.
So there was a gap between like five years.
- And what were the tours?
Tell us about the Tenderloin Tours.
- Oh it's, well, you gotta come on the tour, I can't give no free previews.
But I'll give you a little insight.
What we do, is we take you around one of the most interesting neighborhoods in the world.
I've been on the New York Upper East Side Tour, been in the Hollywood Tour.
There's nothing like my tour.
Because I bring you through where you can see, feel, touch and really get into the Tenderloin.
I want you to come on my tour and understand why these people are living like this.
- Mm hm.
- What happened to 'em?
How do you deal with them?
I want you to look at them as a person.
Forget that adjective homeless.
This is a person, this is a auntie, this is a daughter, this is a husband, this is a father.
