William Shuford reflects on a hopeful summer of housing, job readiness, and meaningful connection through Street Sense Media.

James Lyles III honors his loving mother and strict father, reflecting on loss, memory, and reunion through faith in Christ.

Rita Sauls reflects on homelessness through poetic riddles, questioning justice, compassion, and inequality in the world’s richest nation.

Jenkins Dalton contrasts comfort and suffering, urging gratitude and awareness of war, homelessness, and inequality around the world.

It took me a few years, along with making many mistakes, but today, I have my classy walking cane for sale. My price is $660 a piece. China charged me $460 a piece, plus I paid $80 for the cane pole.

Jacqueline Gale honors her Uncle Earl—a loving father figure who shaped her childhood with laughter, care, and unforgettable memories.

Warren Stevens shares joyful Fourth of July memories in D.C.—family cookouts, fireworks, summer heat, and heartfelt reflections on freedom.

Abandoned boats are rising nationwide as housing crises reach waterways—posing environmental and social challenges for all ...

James Davis recalls Street Sense’s art bus—an interactive community project that brought creativity and connection to local ...

The D.C. budget passed the D.C. Council's first vote on July 14, with some cuts to social services and homelessness programs ...

D.C.'s homelessness declined in 2025, but housing advocates warn budget cuts threaten progress amid ongoing service and ...

Heat alerts in D.C. delayed encampment closures in late June and July, highlighting challenges for unsheltered residents and ...