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Will Schick

Washington, D.C.
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This Mailbox Pantry In Hill East Is Trying To Make A Dent In Neighborhood Food Insecurity | DCist

This Mailbox Pantry In Hill East Is Trying To Make A Dent In Neighborhood Food Insecurity | DCist

It's also how one resident hopes to preserve a family legacy.

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Day centers put vital services for people experiencing homelessness in one place

Day centers put vital services for people experiencing homelessness in one place

People experiencing homelessness often have no place to go during the day, and figuring out where to find a m…

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Ward 8 residents fight invasive species, litter, and discrimination to keep their woods alive

Ward 8 residents fight invasive species, litter, and discrimination to keep their woods alive

It's 10:29 am on a Friday in October. Nathan Harrington, founder of Ward 8 Woods, a local DC nonprofit that a…

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'거지'란 말 이제 그만 쓰세요 - 미주 한국일보

'거지'란 말 이제 그만 쓰세요 - 미주 한국일보

한국말로 홈리스(Homeless)란 말을 어떻게 표현하는지 궁금해서 오랜만에 만난 사촌동생에게 질문을 던졌다. 캐나다에서 유학중이던 사촌동생은 "한국말로는...음...그냥 거지"라고 간단하게 말했…

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This environmental group from Ward 8 has found a new way to serve their community

This environmental group from Ward 8 has found a new way to serve their community

When the coronavirus pandemic hit, Ward 8 Woods, a local DC non-profit charged with cleaning the forests in W…

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A group of farmers, restaurants, and businesses team up to provide food to those in need

A group of farmers, restaurants, and businesses team up to provide food to those in need

In response to a food chain left broken by the coronavirus pandemic, a group of 25 organizations including re…

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Recovering from trauma of an encampment clean-up | Street Sense Media

Recovering from trauma of an encampment clean-up | Street Sense Media

This article was featured in the April 29 digital-only edition of Street Sense. Until it is safe to resume pe…

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What is so complicated about homeless encampments in DC? | Street Sense Media

What is so complicated about homeless encampments in DC? | Street Sense Media

This article is part of our 2019 contribution to the DC Homeless Crisis Reporting Project in collaboration wi…

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Why some homeowners oppose the city's plan for a new shelter | Street Sense Media

Why some homeowners oppose the city's plan for a new shelter | Street Sense Media

This article is part of our 2019 contribution to the DC Homeless Crisis Reporting Project in collaboration wi…

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How cool indifference magnifies the summer heat | Street Sense Media

How cool indifference magnifies the summer heat | Street Sense Media

Washington D.C. is one of the most intense summer "heat islands" of any U.S. city. Temperatures during the su…

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When an encampment is a single person and their stuff | Street Sense Media

When an encampment is a single person and their stuff | Street Sense Media

On a recent morning, a man pushed a metal cart northward along the intersection of 16 th and K streets NW. Pe…

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Life on Catpitol Hill

Life on Catpitol Hill

Late one evening just before Easter in the spring of 2017, in a block of townhomes somewhere along Massachuse…

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Marines Need 360-Degree Evals

Marines Need 360-Degree Evals

The Corps should implement a 360-degree evaluation system to ensure Marines are evaluated not just by their s…

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