Natalie Note

Editorial Intern – Spring/Summer 2026

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Natalie Note is a rising senior at The George Washington University studying journalism with a minor in criminal justice. She has worked for several publications, including The GW Hatchet, D.C. Witness, and The American Prospect, covering a wide range of issues, from hyper-local government initiatives to national education concerns and more. She is excited to be back at Street Sense for another semester! 

Articles

D.C. Council unanimously passes budget, finding one-time funds for social services

Natalie Note

D.C. Commission on Poverty is likely to go unfunded for the second year

Natalie Note

Most recent closures involved just one resident — or none at all

Katie Doran

Domestic violence service providers once again gear up to fight for funding this budget season 

Natalie Note
An unmarked grey building across the street is a domestic violence shelter.

Residents allege sexual harassment and transphobia in one of D.C.’s few shelters for LGBTQ+ youth

Natalie Note

After experiencing D.C.’s childcare barriers first hand, she’s advocating for change

Natalie Note

‘Complete nightmare:’ Advocates criticize rollout of rental assistance program at oversight hearing

Natalie Note

D.C. Commission on Poverty releases long-awaited report, despite commission members calling it “outdated”

Natalie Note

Four homeless people may have died of hypothermia during historic D.C. cold spell

Natalie Note

Ruby Corado, founder of D.C. LGBTQ youth shelter, gets prison time for fraud

Natalie Note