Rochelle Walker reflects on the day a friend passed away.

Chris Cole honors her late friend, Ayub.

Gracias Garcias reflects on the memories of his late friend, Ayub, and the impact he left on Garcias.

The People For Fairness Coalition held their 9th annual vigil for people who died while experiencing homelessness.

That’s how the street was, it’s a dirty game in the street. That’s how the street pays out, you good with it.

He strode with folded arms, in canary-yellow cashmere Sweater and shorts.

And yet his positive messages transcended well beyond our platform. In 2017, Anthony became the first card creator to work with Second Story Cards, helping once again to launch an income opportunity to help people experiencing homelessness.

He played in seven movies and was nominated for three Emmys. He grew up in Brooklyn, New York.

He was impressed that Street Sense wanted to publish stories from vendors that are or previously were homeless. I remember when Anthony was saving his money for the biggest purchase he had ever made at the time. It was to buy a leather Seahawks jacket!

My aunt, Barbara Ann Holt, died from cancer in July. She was 70. Her next birthday would have been this…

And did you know Anthony had so many friends here on this earth? He was a true friend to all of us at Street Sense Media.

These agencies say they’re gonna help when all they do is affect our mental health.

Street Sense’s obituary for Rhonda Whitaker, empathetic advocate for the unhoused community.

Artist and vendor Sybil Taylor reflects on her experiences with her late father who passed away 6 years ago.

Artist and vendor Frederic John reflects on his experiences and friendship with the late Jackie Mason.

Artist/Vendor Sasha Williams writes a tribute to a sister lost in tragedy.

The Street Sense Media Community offers their tributes and memorials for David E. Denny, a longtime Artist and Vendor, who died May 1st and left a lasting legacy that will not be forgotten by the many people his life impacted.

William ‘Bill’ Maggi was a force of personality in Dupont Circle for decades. His death is still a mystery, and his daughters mourn his loss.

Family and neighbors gathered on Feb. 20 evening to celebrate the life of Angela Hill, who died under the John Philip Sousa Bridge. She had lived there for at least 10 years.

Two people died due to complications from COVID-19, two were killed, and two died in the cold.