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The Game of a Lifetime or It’s Only a Game

Streetvibes - April 8, 2016

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Reducing Cincinnati’s Child Poverty Rate by 22-Percent By 2020

Streetvibes - April 8, 2016

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Good White People short film screening

Streetvibes - April 8, 2016

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Who’s Afraid of Richard Wolff?

Streetvibes - April 8, 2016

Poll Question

From the Director: Kidnapped

Streetvibes - April 8, 2016

2016 Elections

Climb The Hill or Feel the Bern

Streetvibes - March 25, 2016

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What Would It Take To Seriously Reduce Poverty? – Josh Spring,...

Streetvibes - March 25, 2016

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Streetvibes is an alternative newspaper and part of the international street newspaper movement. Focusing on homelessness and social justice issues, Streetvibes reports the often-invisible story of poverty in our community. Streetvibes is also proud to include creative writing, poetry, articles, photography and interviews written by homeless and formerly homeless individuals. As a progressive news source, Streetvibes serves an educational function, and also provides a forum for dialogue for those often left unseen and unheard. It is published twice a month by the Greater Cincinnati Coalition for the Homeless, largely with the help of volunteers.

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Black Lives Matter!

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