The story of Pieus Ennels
Content categorized as Vendor Profile
VENDOR PROFILE: PIEUS ENNELS
VENDOR PROFILE: DEANA BLACK
After overcoming drug abuse and a misdiagnosis, Deana explains her path to redemption.
VENDOR PROFILE: SHAKAYE HENRY
Shakaye Henry moved to Washington, D.C. more than three years ago. Although she became homeless not too soon after her move, she has always enjoyed the District.
Vendor Profile: Marcus Green
An in depth look at vendor Marcus Green
VENDOR PROFILE: VICTOR BLOKHINE
The story of Victor Blokhine and his experiences dealing with a language barrier and being falsely accused.
Vendor Profile: Franklin Sterling
Franklin Sterling, 58, is proud of many things. He is proud to be vendor #214 for Street Sense. He is proud of his back- ground as a ’70s protest kid in D.C., opinionated and steadfast. And, above all, he is proud to call himself a modern poet with a love for the classics.
VENDOR PROFILE: Barron Hall
A look at the life of Barron Hall and his struggle with PTSD
VENDOR PROFILE: VEDA SIMPSON
A look at the life of long time Street Sense vendor, Veda Simpson
Vendor profile: Evelyn Nnam
An interview with Evelyn Nnam.
VENDOR PROFILE: CHINO DEAN
Vendor Chino Dean likes to be known as the “Grand Baby Bugs Bunny” and from his cartoons you may agree. When creating one of his cartoons, the first thing he does is think about his character. Once he has a character formed in his mind and drawn on his tablet, he will imagine speaking to the character which is how he creates the dialogue for his cartoons.
Vendor Profile: Alvin Dixon
Personal experience and favorite things, from Alvin Dixon.
Vendor Profile:
Phillip Howard
Phillip was born in Georgetown University Hospital in 1951 and raised in Washington, D.C. His godparents raised him until he was about 14. He ran…
A profile on Street Sense vendor Bobby Buggs, detailing information about him.
Vendor Profile: Bobby Buggs
Vendor Profile:
Fred Anderson
Street Sense talks with Vendor Coordinator Fred Anderson about his job and his interests
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