Street Sense Media
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Welcome to the new Street Sense Media - Street Sense Media
The name change and new programming at Street Sense Media in no way reflects a lessening commitment to our newspaper. The paper turns fourteen in November and is stronger than ever. It will continue to be a vehicle for vendor writing and news about homelessness and poverty. It will continue to provide employment to men and women who are homeless.
Our Mission and History - Street Sense Media
Street Sense Media: More than a newspaper. Our mission is to end homelessness in the Washington, D.C. area by empowering people in need with the skills, tools, and confidence to succeed. Together we use a range of media platforms to raise awareness and spotlight solutions to homelessness in our community.
News Archives - Street Sense Media
News By Carolina Bomeny October 23, 2024. Pandemic aid was a lifeline for families. A new report finds its end left them struggling. The end of pandemic-era benefits, which provided nearly $30,000 on average to many low-income D.C. families from 2020 to 2022, has left some facing food and housing insecurity. News By Fiona Riley October 23, 2024.
The United States Street Paper Movement: Resilience and strength …
Jun 2, 2021 · International Network of Street Papers: North America By Israel Bayer, Director . In the face of a global pandemic, a growing climate and eviction crisis and mass homelessness, street papers in more than 100 cities around the world (28 in the U.S.) continue to come together and respond with both poise and purpose.
Reporter's Guide - Street Sense Media
Street Sense Media is a nonprofit newsroom based in Washington, D.C. Founded in 2003, we produce solutions journalism on issues related to poverty and homelessness. We built this guide to improve the broader public conversation around homelessness. We think that if journalists do a better job of reporting on homelessness then the public will ...
From the beginning, a short anthology of Street Sense Media
Nov 16, 2022 · Photo by Will Schick. In the early days, what I call “B.S.S.” or “Before Street Sense,” two college students named Laura Thompson and Ted Henson had an idea. They wanted to start a street newspaper in Washington, D.C. They began their approach by getting in touch with the late Michael Stoops at the National Coalition for the Homeless (NCH).
Washington DC Archives - Street Sense Media
News By Carolina Bomeny October 23, 2024. Pandemic aid was a lifeline for families. A new report finds its end left them struggling. The end of pandemic-era benefits, which provided nearly $30,000 on average to many low-income D.C. families from 2020 to 2022, has left some facing food and housing insecurity. News By Fiona Riley October 23, 2024.
Street Sense - Street Sense Media
Art By Jackie Turner August 16, 2023. Street Sense. Street Sense Media is a nonprofit business. Like many others, it goes up and down. Yet, through it all, we remain the only street paper in the District.
Street Sense: A History
Nov 6, 2013 · Street Sense was a reality. “Getting out that first issue was incredibly helpful in terms of convincing people, including ourselves, that we could do this and that we were for real,” Henson said. In 2004, Street Sense moved into its own office in the Church of Epiphany in Northwest Washington, D.C. By 2005, the paper had received 501 c 3 ...