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Neighborhood Activists Want Voice in New Projects

Neighborhood residents should have more of a say about development plans that impact public property. That was the message of community advocates who gathered for a… Read more »

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Skateboarding in Cambodia

Hundreds of thousands of children are struggling for survival on the streets of Cambodia. Many of them work in brick factories, garbage dumps and fish… Read more »

Inner-City Music

According to Chinese astrology, 2014 will be a stubborn year. On Jan. 31, the streets of the District’s Chinatown were filled with celebration as local… Read more »

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The Great Black Hope

How low can you go, Mr. President? More than half of Americans disapprove of how you’re doing your job. And more and more of the… Read more »

Street Sense Players Take to the Stage

Street Sense vendors shared songs and monologues expressing the challenges of trusting others and facing homelessness at a November 13 event held on The George… Read more »

Vendor Profile:
Jacqueline Turner lets go and lets God

Jacqueline Turner is a gifted woman. She has the ability to make a joke of almost everything. All though her actual age is 60,  she…

Vendor Profile:
James Davis, a leader for the cause

James Davis enjoys his informal title: Chief Executive Officer of  Seventeenth and L Streets, NW.  In his pinstriped blazer, he looks the part. His musical…

Yoga in the Park

When a child is homeless, finding a safe and cheerful place to stretch and play can be a challenge. But a local nonprofit called the… Read more »

Paying Student Loans

Stay Strong.   I have been trying to pay back a student loan for between 10 and 15 years now and it has been hectic…. Read more »

Paying Student Loans

Stay Strong. I have been trying to pay back a student loan for between 10 and 15 years now and it has been hectic. Nobody… Read more »

Cooking as easy as 1, 2, 3…

Many of us remember the days of hiding our vegetables under the table or feeding them to a pet. We can still hear the echo… Read more »

Kids, Advocates Stage Head Start Rally

Teachers, lawmakers and children rallied on the grounds of the U.S. Capitol Oct. 2 to protest the closing of Head Start programs they credited with… Read more »

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Back to School

Many students are going back to school this fall and stores will be full of people buying school supplies and materials for their children.

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LA Teen Crowdfunds Way to College

Thanks to an online campaign called “Homeless To Howard,” it took James Ward just seven days to raise the $14,000 he needed to cover the cost of this year’s tuition after grants and loans. He started classes on Aug 26.

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Starbucks to Help Young Women and Parents Starting High School

A Starbucks in Seattle, USA, is going into partnership with the Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA)

Advocate Helps Homeless Families to Get Education

August 2013 marked twenty years since advocate Diane Nilan created ”Charlie’s Bill,” officially known as the Illinois Education for Homeless Children Act.

A child’s need for a nutritious meal does not stop when school cafeterias shut down in June.

In Summer, Libraries and Nonprofits fill the gap

A child’s need for a nutritious meal does not stop when school cafeterias shut down in June. Across the District this summer, free meal programs are expected to serve hundreds of thousands of meals to hungry kids, in an effort to make up for those missing school lunches.

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Feeding Minds and Bodies: Boosting Confidence and Raising Hopes at Horton’s Kids

Horton’s Kids is an award-winning nonprofit is geared toward providing wrap-around services to meet the needs of children growing up in a community where single-parent families subsiding on less than $10,000 a year is the norm.

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Violence on Campus

Phillip Black talk about violent in colleges.

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Saving the Earth, One Recycled Bottle at a Time

Street Sense vendors teach the importance of recycling.

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