Denver VOICE

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Denver VOICE is a monthly nonprofit newspaper that provides low-barrier jobs for individuals experiencing homelessness or financial instability. www.denvervoice.org

For the December issue, Madeline Egerton, Denver VOICE’s administrative assistant, wrote about her grandmother, Joann Birsa, an 84-year-old master accordionist. You can read the story on our website (see link in bio), or you can pick up a copy of the December issue from your Denver VOICE vendor.

Joann Birsa, an 84-year-old woman,

Franziska Wild, with fellow street paper, @streetsensedc in D.C., wrote about Trump's executive order titled "Ending Crime and Disorder on America's Streets," and how it could reshape the way the U.S. responds to homelessness. You can read the story on our website (link in our bio).

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@gilesclasen.bsky.social spoke with Denver VOICE vendor Halvin Jones, who explained why he feels safer wandering the streets at night, rather than staying in shelters. Pick up your copy of the July issue from your Denver VOICE vendor, or read it online. www.denvervoice.org/archive/2025...

For Denver VOICE Vendor Halvin Jones, Survival Means Walking All Night — The Denver VOICE

Story and photo by Giles Clasen Each night, as most of Denver sleeps, Halvin Jones wanders the streets, always moving.

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