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February 24-March 9, 2017
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From the Director
Forum Focused on Local Responses to What’s Going on in Washington D.C.
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Shame in the City
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GCHC
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Not Just My History, Our History
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How to respond to Panhandling
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Tags: Alice Schneider, Bill Woods, Biography.com, Bobby Morris, Children’s Kindness March, D.C., Donald Trump, Dr. Mark Mussman, Famines, Gretchen Marie Semancik, Josh Spring, Key Beck, Kim Green, Mark P. Painter, mental illness, Ricardo Taylor, Robert Park, Sr. Nicole Varnerin, Washington, Willa Denise Jones
February 23-March 8, 2018
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From the Director
Introducing the New Executive Director of the Child Poverty Collaborative
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My Picket Line
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How to Respond to Panhandling
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An Alternative
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School Shootings and Other…
Tags: ABC7.com, Better Bus Coalition, Bill Woods, Bobby Morris, Cancer, Child Poverty, Cincinnati, Dr. Mark Mussman, ECI.com, FC, ForceOptionsUSA.com, Homeless Coalition, Jason Haap, Josh Spring, Justin Jeffre, Kim Green, Mark Samaan, Michael Earl Patton, Minorities, Public Transit, Religion, Saad Ghosn, School Shootings, Steve Sunderland, Uber, Willa Jones
February 21-March 7, 2019
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From the Director
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Segregation Then, Segregation Now
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GCHC
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Reflections on African-American and Politics
Racial Analysis Within Homelessness
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African Churches Boom in London’s…
Tags: Alessandro Jedlowski, Amanda Meek, Art, Bill Woods, Black History Month, Canva.com, Dr. Mark Mussman, Felix Winternitz, Gabriela Godinez, Gentrification, Homeless Coalition, Janiah Miller, Josh Spring, June Alexander, Key Beck, Kim Green, London, Mo Poetry Phillps, Netflix, Nigeria, Patricia Patton, politics, Ricardo Taylor, Segregation, Simon Daveson, Street Life, Willa Denise Jones, William Schomberg
February 2009
This Thing Called ‘Race’
Cold Comfort
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The Vibe
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Eight Minutes with an ‘Unconventional Hausfrau’
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Georgine Getty Moves On
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For as Long as it Takes
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The Heart of Over-the-Rhine
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No…
Tags: Adam Clark, addiction, Andrew Anderson, Andrew Freeze, Angela Pancella, Anthony Williams, Arts & Poetry, Barack Obama, Cincinnati, Dan La Botz, David Heitfield, Defiance, education, Findlay Center, Georgine Getty, Gregory Flannery, Joe Wessels, Joyce Cue, Leroy Birch, Lew Moores, Light Rail System, Lynne Ausman, Margo Pierce, Michael Henson, Mike Henson, Over-the-Rhine, Paul Kopp, Peace Village, Public Transportation, Race, Social Workers, St. Francis Seraph, Stephanie Dunlap, Steve Gibbs, Steve Novotni, Steve Sunderland, Yale
February 2008
Food Banks Forced to Ration and Turn Hungry Families Away Due to Supply Crisis
Rothenberg Academy in Over-the-Rhine to be Renovated
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About Us
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The Vibe
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Metro Raises Fares: City Council Approves Increase
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Tags: Alyssa Konermann, Andy Freeze, Anthony Williams, Antonio Hodge, Arts & Poetry, Athens, Barbara Flick, Berta Lambert, Border Patrol, Cincinnati, Cincinnati Public School Board, city council, Della Woolens, Drop Inn Center, Food Bank, Fundraiser, Georgine Getty, Greg Olkhovsky, Kenneth Cheriyot, Lynne Ausman, Melodie Fickenscher, Melvin Williams, mental illness, Metro Fare, Over-the-Rhine, Peace Village, Photography, politics, Rothenberg, Steve Sunderland, Street Count, Susan Smith, Tiffany Harmon
February 2006
Looking Back to “The Peoples Move: - January, 1978
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The Winter and Our Discontent
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Homeless News Digest
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‘Soft Approach’ Saving Homeless
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Filibuster Evasion
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Retiring Doesn’t Mean…
February 2005
Martin Luther King Jr. Remembered and Honored in Cincinnati
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Politics Drive Taser Policy
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Homeless News Digest
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Vendors
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Train Hopping Squeegee Punks
Life Learning: Speak of the Devil
Michael Moore’s…
Tags: Alison Leeuw, Andy Erickson, Berta Lambert, Boycotts, Charities, Cincinnati, education, Election, Gag Order, Georgine Getty, Homeless News Digest, Illinois, Inauguration, Janice Faulkner, Jimmy Heath, Kate McManus, Martin Luther King Jr., Mary Gaffney, Michael Moore, MLK, New York, Peace Village, Police, politics, Protests, Rachel Lawson, Schools, University of Cincinnati, World Cup
February 2004
Homeless Men Receive Settlement from City of Covington
Keeping the Dream Alive in Cincinnati
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A New Year’s Challenge to a City
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Homeless News Digest
Some Irreverent Thoughts on Religion
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Myths Breed Neglect,…
Tags: Arts & Poetry, Berta Lambert, Brendan Goodwin, Bush, Cincinnati, Covington, Editorials, Elizabeth Linville, Evangelist, Food Research, FRAC, GCCH, Gender Equality, George Bush, Georgine Getty, Iraq, Jimmy Heath, Martin Luther King Jr., Mary Gaffney, memorial, MLK, New Years, Peace Village, Public Library, Religion, Saddam, veterans, Violence
February 2003
A Walk in Washington
Women in Black
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“Keep The Dream Alive” Ceremony honors local activists
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North American Homeless News Digest
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Recommended Reading…
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Reader Mail
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GCCH Coat Drive Brings in Over…
Tags: Activists, Andy Erickson, Arts & Poetry, Bienvenidos, Brendan Goodwin, Cincinnati, Coat Drive, Elaine Coffy, FRAC, GCHC, George Bush, Georgine Getty, Jimmy Heath, living wage, Martin Luther King Jr., Mary Taylor, Michael Flood, Pat Mitchell, Peace Village, Sony Williams, Steve Shockley, Virgil Tuttle, welfare
February 2002
Panhandling for Justice
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A Human Investment
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ReSTOC Leads Development on Vine Street
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Reader Mail
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Greater Cincinnati coalition for the Homeless Welcomes New Staff Members
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Know Your Rights- Do…
Tags: Alicia Beck, Anthony Watkins, Arts & Poetry, Beth Lake, Bill Tinker, Bush, Cheryl Ware, Cincinnati, Criminalization, Democrat, Editorials, education, Evangelist, Free Speech, Gary Lehman, GCCH, Human, Investment, Jerome Manigan, Jimmy Heath, John Halpin, John Perrotti, Justice, LA, Martin Luther King Jr., Mary Taylor, Meghan Clarke, Michael Henson, Mike Henson, MLK, Molly Lyons, Mr. Lee, Ms. Lemmie, National Coalition for the Homeless, Native American, P.J., panhandling, prisoners news, Reader Mail, ReSTOC, Riccardo Taylor, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Street View, Susan Huesken, Veggie Vibes, Vine Street, Washington Park