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streetpapers has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in March 2022. The social media accounts linked to from streetpapers are: • Facebook • Instagram • Email • X Besides social media accounts, streetpapers has populated their site with: • Poverty goes viral • Thinking outside the box: street papers in Latin America • Could you help in the global fight to tackle homelessness and poverty? • INSP to launch new report looking at impact of journalism training academy • INSP - tackling poverty and homelessness • Find your local street paper • Donate • Newsletter • Volunteer • INSP News Service • Hotels4Change - Book with us and help people experiencing homelessness to change their lives • How Slanj’s International Homeless Tartan is supporting INSP • INSP heads to Westminster • Glasgow to host major global homelessness conference • All the Empty Rooms • Nashville evictees file civil rights complaints • Street Sense vendor Frederic John spotlighted in new documentary • Guidelines for ethical reporting on homelessness and poverty • Young and homeless • Faktum vendor Uffe: “I’ll never get a flat again” • Harm reduction: action over ideology • Can INSP’s journalism academy change the media narrative on homelessness? • Weaving solidarity: the story behind the International Homeless Tartan • Homelessness continues to rise in Finland • Megaphone and L’Itinéraire vendors in conversation • “Cleaning up”: inside Dortmund’s zero tolerance approach to rough sleeping • Meet Liceulice vendor Nikola Repec • How ICE deportations are impacting people experiencing homelessness in DC • From firewall to lifeline: what the Knight Media Forum means for street papers • Towards a new kind of journalism – Journalism Training Academy impact report • “I hit rock bottom”: inside Scottish Veterans Residences • Why tackling misconceptions may be the biggest weapon for eradicating poverty • Holly Norris didn’t choose to be homeless • “Gateway to Hell”: inside the “worst residential building” in Germany • Teenage to twenties: a seven-year homelessness journey • Stitching together a stronger future • Building a better understanding: trauma and mental health for men • Community and criminality: LGBTQ+ attitudes in Kenya and the UK • Institutionalised: hopefulness after hopelessness • Long journey leads to happy memories • Erszebet Vegse: "My only salvation is Liceulice; I have no other way out" • “No one has hope in politics anymore”: homelessness in divided Serbia • The everyday medical risks of street homelessness • Dangers on the streets: an arson attack and its consequences • From children’s homes to homelessness services in Hungary: a possible path • Sociologist Siegfried Saerberg: “Accessibility is an ongoing process” • Edwin wants to sell Trott-war • US National Alliance to End Homelessness sues government for grant restrictions • First participants graduate from journalism training academy • SOS: The size of stigma • Secret relationship leads to tragedy • Broken spines, but not spineless: a story of self-discovery • The power of psychedelics: an alternative approach to recovery • Making a living: the pros and cons of work and lived experience • Taps aff – Scotland’s surprise water shortage • Housebuilding or saving the planet? Solving one crisis by fuelling another • Everyday racism in Glasgow • Handle with care: the risks involved with lived experience • New executive order could reshape US response to homelessness • Inside the Swiss Association for Addiction • Writing workshops by and for L'Itinéraire vendors • Inside Switzerland’s migrant accommodation • Meet Denver VOICE vendor Halvin Jones • Meet Liceulice vendor Radmila Slavujevic • Residents at DC’s last migrant shelter told to leave • Homeless Beat Reporters Collective creates first guide to covering homelessness • In Britain, you can be made a criminal just for being poor • “My journey back began at a shelter in Texas…” • A vendor for the day • Inside Australia’s criminalisation of rough sleeping • One year after SCOTUS criminalised homelessness • More than medicine: poverty in the emergency room • ‘Now I steal people’s attention’: how a Brazilian newspaper has turned a city’s rough sleepers into journalists • INSP Awards 2024: shortlists and winners • How do you create an exhibition about street papers?