Browse Items (291 total)
April 2001
Homeless Think Tank
Mexican Workers Confront KY Company
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Vendor Profile
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Grant Helps Obtain Medical Coverage
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Xavier Raises Awareness About Homelessness
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Welfare News
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National News
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Tags: Alicia Beck, Anthony Watkins, Arts & Poetry, Blaine Reynolds, Budget, Dan Marschner, Dawyna Fernandsen, Death Row, Deborah Locke, Don Allen, Editorials, Free Trade, Gaffney, Grant, H.L. Bowen, Healthcare, Jr., Legal-Aid, Mary A., Mary Taylor, Medical Coverage, mental illness, Mr. Lee, National Coalition for the Homeless, National News, Pat Mitchell, Paul Lawrence Dunbar, prisoners news, recovery, Sonny Williams, Staughton Lynd, Suicide, Susan Knight, Tom Billman, Warren Perkins, welfare, Xavier University
April 2003
ReSTOC Celebrates 25 Years of Over-the-Rhine Neighborhood Development
Hate Against the Homeless
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Exploring Change Since April 2001
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Hate Continued…
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Homeless News Digest
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Formerly Homeless, Rising Up to…
Tags: Andy Erickson, Arts & Poetry, Bienvenidos, Brendan Goodwin, Cincinnati, city council, Elain Coffy, Empowerment, Evangelist, Food Research, FRAC, Georgine Getty, Jerome Manigan, Jimmy Heath, Laws, living wage, Mary Taylor, News & Editorials, Newspaper, Ohio, Over-the-Rhine, panhandling, Peace Village, poverty, Reader Mail, ReSTOC, Seattle, Steve Shockley, Virgil Tuttle, War
April 2004
Protesting the Iraq War- Around the Globe, Millions Gather on One-Year Anniversary
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Reader Mail
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Lesson on Vine Street
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April 2001 Did Cincinnati’s Civil Unrest Change City Politics?
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April 2001…
Tags: Andy Erickson, Anthony Dent, Arts & Poetry, Berta Lambert, Brendan Goodwin, Cincinnati, Editorials, Elizabeth Linville, Federal Funding, Food Research, FRAC, Georgine Getty, Huntington Meadows, Iraq, Janice Faulkner, Jimmy Heath, Mark Burke, Mary Gaffney, Peace Village, Protesting, Reader Mail, Vine Street
April 2005
Casualties of War
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Streetvibes Letters
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Homeless News Digest
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Vendors
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Street Life
St. X Students Help Low-Income Families Become Homeowners
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Remembering a Friend
Nourishment for the Soul
Food…
Tags: Alison Leeuw, Andy Erickson, Ben Boswell, Budget, Bush, Cincinnati, Dr. Wes Browning, education, Food Research, food stamps, FRAC, Georgine Getty, Iraq, Iraq War, Jimmy Heath, Kate McManus, Mary Gaffney, Peace Village, police brutality, Rachel Lawson, Rev. Donald Tye, St. X, Street Life, Students, War, Washington State
April 2006
CityLink Offers Opportunities for People Who Want Real Life Change
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Homeless Empowerment Project
Group’s Goal: Housing for All Homeless in 10 Years
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Homeless News Digest
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Remembering Cincinnati’s 2001 Civil…
Tags: Alison Leeuw, Berta Lambert, Boston, Chris Dourson, Cincinnati, CityLink, Civil Unrest, Drop Inn Center, Georgine Getty, Gunshot Victim, Homeless News Digest, Jimmy Heath, John Lavelle, Katrina, Kelly Carr, Melvin Williams, Michigan, Minimum Wage, Monique Little, Peace Village, Pontiac, Susan Smith
April 2007
Poor Little Rich Me
The Effects of Hurricane Katrina Still Being Felt
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Wilson Continued
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Homeless News Digest
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This is the Second in a Streetvibes Series on; Poverty and Addiction
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Homeless World…
Tags: addiction, Andy Freeze, Baltimore, Berta Lambert, California, Cincinnati, Cincinnati Youth Empowerment Program, Free Zones, GCCH, Georgine Getty, Gordon Maham, Health Van, Homeless News Digest, Hurricane Katrina, Jimmy Heath, John Lavelle, Linda Pittman, Lynne Ausman, Matt Cohen, Mayor, Melvin Williams, Minimum Wage, poverty
April 2008
Students Help on CUE
A New Way to Live
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About Us
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The Vibe
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Shelter Just a Phone Call Away for Homeless Families
Surviving Is Not Enough
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Peace Activists Turn Out in Force
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Cue…
Tags: Activists, Adam Hyla, addiction, Alyssa Konermann, Andrew Anderson, Andy Freeze, Anthony Williams, Antonio Hodge, Arts & Poetry, Berta Lambert, Book Review, Cleo Wombles, CUE, Cydney Gillis, Drop Inn Center, Enquirer, Georgine Getty, Government, Greg Olkhovsky, Gregory Flannery, Holly Parker, housing, Joe Wesels, Kavita Vinekar, Lynne Ausman, Michael Henson, Nancy Stone, Peace Village, Protests, Robert Trautman, San Francisco, Scott Goebel, Seattle, Slavery, Stephanie Dunlap, Steve Gibbs, Steve Novotni, Steve Sunderland, Students, Washington
April 2009
Healer and Brother
Treatment Center Under Attack
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The Vibe
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Eight Minute with Two ‘Outlaws’
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Juvenile Justice Reform Underway
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Slaves Look Like Us
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Alone Again, Naturally
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First You…
Tags: Aimie Willhoite, Alecia Lott, Andrew Anderson, Andrew Freeze, Angela Pancella, Anthony Williams, Ariana Shahandeh, Arts & Poetry, Dave Scharfenberger, David Heitfield, education, Georgine Getty, Gregory Flannery, Hate Crimes, Human Trafficking, Joe Wessels, Journalism, Juvenile Justice Reform, Larry Gross, Lew Moores, Lynne Ausman, Margo Pierce, Michael Henson, Mike Henson, Over-the-Rhine, Paul Kopp, poverty, reform, Slavery, Stephanie Dunlap, Steve Gibbs, Steve Novotni, Students, Treatment Center, Volunteers
April 21-May 4, 2017
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From the Director
Community Issues Forum Features Two Mayoral Candidates
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Art Saves Lives
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GCHC
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The Worst is Yet to Come
The Science Marchers are Coming
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GCHC
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What’s Really…
Tags: Alice Schneider, Art, Bill Woods, Border Stories, Cincinnati, Dr. Mark Mussman, Dylan Speeg, Former Judge Mark Painter, Japan, Jim Luken, Josh Spring, Karen Elliot, Kim Green, Mayoral Candidates, Michael Earl Patton, Michael Stucker, Pearl Harbor, Robert Park, Saad Goshn, Sr. Nicole Varnerin, Steve Sunderland, Syria, Taxes, Twiiter, Voting, Willa Denise Jones
April 22-May 5, 2016
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From the Director
Are We Really Serious About addressing Poverty?
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A Death in the Hood
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Panama Papers, Free Trade, and the Poor
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Pay It Forward
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Fear Overtakes Common Sense in Rise of…
Tags: Bill Woods, Dr. Mark Mussman, Edinburgh, February, Free Trade, Hannah Ramlo, Jen Arens, Jim Luken, John Bealle, Josh Spring, Justin Jeffre, Kim Green, Lee McCoy, Leslie Moorhead, Michael Earl Patton, Nashville, Panama Papers, Park + Vine, Peter Kobak, poverty, Scotland, Steve Sunderland, Will Denise Jones