﻿<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?><rss version="2.0"><channel><title>Street News Service</title><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/search/news-results.aspx?outputType=rss&amp;website=English</link><description>Street News Service RSS Feed</description><copyright>Copyright &amp;copy; 2012 www.streetnewsservice.org. All rights reserved.</copyright><item><title>Street papers announce digital initiative</title><description>The global street paper movement unveiled its plans to offer a digital alternative to printed magazines.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-330/street-papers-announce-digital-initiative.aspx</link><pubDate>15/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Preživljavanje najbeljih: Afrikanski kamp za obuku</title><description>U desničarskom kampu za obuku, mladi Južnoafrikanci uče kako da se bore za svoju afrikansku tradiciju i protiv Mandeline „nacije duginih boja“</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/preživljavanje-najbeljih-afrikanski-kamp-za-obuku.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Bright future for Big Issue SA’s vendors</title><description>The inspiring stories of Cynthia Gogotya and Olwethu Dyabooi showcase a street paper’s ability to not only support its vendors but offer them a brighter future, whether it involves dancing or studying social work.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/bright-future-for-big-issue-sa’s-vendors.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Exposing Mexico’s drug trafficking trade, at a price</title><description>In a country where 40% of the population is affected, in one way or another, by the dark world of drug trafficking, how does a journalist manage to humanise his reports without dying in the attempt? Dante Leguizamón spoke to Javier Valdez Cárdenas, a Mexican reporter who somehow manages to bring poetry to the horror.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/exposing-mexico’s-drug-trafficking-trade,-at-a-price.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Javier Valdez Cárdenas: periodista y escritor mexicano</title><description>Cómo hace un periodista que vive en un país en el que 40% de su población está tocada, de una u otra manera, por la oscura varita del narcotráfico para humanizar sus crónicas y no perecer en el intento? Dante Leguizamón habló con Javier Valdez Cárdenas, un cronista mexicano que logra ponerle poesía al horror. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/javier-valdez-cárdenas-periodista-y-escritor-mexicano.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Policing Vancouver’s homeless</title><description>The responsibility for the Vancouver Police Department’s aim to reach out to the city’s homeless population lies in the hands of a single police officer. Canadian street paper Megaphone rides along to find out more about this controversial outreach program. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/policing-vancouver’s-homeless.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Philadelphia’s haven for homeless couples</title><description>Many homeless couples choose to remain on the street rather than be separated by homeless services, but Progress Haven in Philadelphia is a shelter determined to keep homeless couples together as it helps them on the road to recovery.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/philadelphia’s-haven-for-homeless-couples.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Homeless ‘travelers’ and panhandlers threaten peace</title><description>In Massachusetts, the sight of homeless travelers and panhandlers in the city center is nothing new, however, merchants in Harvard Square and the police share growing concerns that the panhandlers are becoming more aggressive; disturbing the peace and threatening local businesses.  </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/homeless-‘travelers’-and-panhandlers-threaten-peace.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Beating Hart</title><description>Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart has been studying the social and cultural aspects of music for decades and now he’s boldly going where no drummer has gone before, by harnessing the sounds of the universe for his latest tour.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/beating-hart.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Non-profit keeps troubled youth off streets</title><description>In Washington D.C. non-profits like Sasha Bruce Youthwork are helping young people growing up in ‘unstable environments’ to stay off the streets by offering them help in areas such as education, housing and mental health. Their trade is turning lives around and for Steve Cherenfant, their support has been invaluable.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/non-profit-keeps-troubled-youth-off-streets.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Young women speak out against foster care system</title><description>Hundreds of young adults in the foster care system are facing emotional problems, living in poverty and struggle to become independent upon exiting the system. Many of those forced into the system are crying out against being separated from their siblings and the detrimental effect being moved around foster care homes has had on their education and, possibly, their future.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/young-women-speak-out-against-foster-care-system.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Rhode Island celebrates homeless advocates</title><description>On March 24, the Rhode Island Coalition for the Homeless presented their annual luncheon of 2012 at the Crowne Plaza, where many politicians, homeless advocates, and supporters celebrated the work from those have achieved great accomplishments regarding the homeless and housing crisis in Rhode Island.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/rhode-island-celebrates-homeless-advocates.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Ignoring abuse of Aboriginal women, children</title><description>Revelations of horrific levels of sexual abuse and violence suffered by women and children in Australia's aboriginal communities have surfaced, even as the fifth session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) is underway in New York.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/ignoring-abuse-of-aboriginal-women,-children.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Caste blocks revamp of Nepal's sex workers</title><description>Social activists say that attempts to rehabilitate sex workers in this former monarchy call for special efforts to uplift the Badi, a Hindu caste that has for centuries been associated with entertainment and prostitution.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/caste-blocks-revamp-of-nepal&amp;#39;s-sex-workers.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Child soldiers used in Mali conflict</title><description>It was tough for Hassan Toure to decide to stay in his small town on the outskirts of Kidal, in northern Mali. The government troops had withdrawn on Mar. 30, and several armed groups, including militias and bandits, were operating in the region.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/child-soldiers-used-in-mali-conflict.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>The mystery disease striking Uganda’s children</title><description>Thousands of children in Uganda are suffering from a mysterious illness that manifests itself in victims through the nodding of the head. So far 200 children have died from the disease in northern Uganda, but government health workers and NGOs remain in the dark about both its cause and cure. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/the-mystery-disease-striking-uganda’s-children.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Syrians' plight touches Turkey's "Little Afghanistan"</title><description>When Abdul Maraf Yildiz looks at the thousands of Syrian refugees flooding across the border into southern Turkey, he sees himself, 30 years ago.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/syrians&amp;#39;-plight-touches-turkey&amp;#39;s-little-afghanistan.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>German sect victims seek escape from Chilean nightmare past</title><description>Werner Schmidtke has a recurring nightmare: he is in a room full of boys strapped to metal beds, naked and blindfolded with wax plugs in their ears, being tortured by a man with an electric prod. Any boy who screams is plunged into a tub full of freezing water and given more electric shocks.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/german-sect-victims-seek-escape-from-chilean-nightmare-past.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>“Modern day slavery” for SA’s domestic workers</title><description>Tensions between The Congress of South African Trade Unions (Cosatu) and the African National Congress (ANC) are at an all-time high after the union’s recent call for an all-out ban on labour brokers was refused. This was despite a mass protest against labour broking, which Cosatu deemed “more evil than slavery”. Absent from the protest were domestic workers; a largely un-unionised labour force which is one of the most vulnerable to exploitation by unscrupulous labour brokers.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/“modern-day-slavery”-for-sa’s-domestic-workers.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>UN-backed government evicts thousands in Mogadishu</title><description>Thousands of people have been evicted from their homes in Mogadishu by Somalia’s UN-backed Transitional Federal Government (TFG).</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/un-backed-government-evicts-thousands-in-mogadishu.aspx</link><pubDate>14/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>På landevejen med tuberkulose</title><description>Tuberkulose er en alvorlig sygdom, som tidligere kostede mange mennesker livet. I dag har man en effektiv behandling. Men det er ikke alle steder i landet, hvor man behandler tuberkulose. Eftersom tuberkulose er en sygdom, der rammer socialt skævt, er det ikke usædvanligt, at patienterne er hjemløse. Tuberkulosen er nemlig på fremmarch i Danmark. Der er 400 nye tilfælde om året, og læger som arbejder med smittespredning er meget bekymrede over udviklingen.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/paa-landevejen-med-tuberkulose.aspx</link><pubDate>10/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Masser af ord – nul handling</title><description>Hjælpeorganisationer efterlyser konkrete initiativer til at bekæmpe hjemløshed, mens Danmark har formandskabet i EU.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/masser-af-ord-–-nul-handling.aspx</link><pubDate>10/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Indsatte mangler arbejde</title><description>Konkurrencen fra Østen betyder færre opgaver i fængsler og arresthuse</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-329/indsatte-mangler-arbejde.aspx</link><pubDate>10/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Smích je v Etiopii nejlepší lék</title><description>V roce 2008 se Belachew Girma smál tři hodiny a šest minut v kuse. V Etiopii, kde není mnoho důvodů ke smíchu, založil první africkou školu smíchu. „Dokud se člověk směje, není chudý,“ říká ‚Pán smíchu‘.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/smích-je-v-etiopii-nejlepší-lék.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPirando o Mundo (Maio 2012)</title><description>Cada primeira segunda-feira do mês apresentamos a editores uma seleção de contos do site de serviço de notícias. O pacote pode ser usado para preencher as páginas internacionais em seu jornal de rua. Basta clicar em "download article” (baixar artigo) e “download image galeries” (baixar galeria de imagens) para reimprimir o material. Versões em outros idiomas estão disponíveis abaixo do texto.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspirando-o-mundo-(maio-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPirując świat (Maj 2012)</title><description>W pierwszy poniedziałek każdego miesiąca prezentujemy wydawcom wybór krótkich tekstów z naszej strony internetowej, które mogą zostać wykorzystane do zapełnienia działu z artykułami ze świata w waszej gazecie. Żeby przedrukować materiał, wystarczy kliknąć w „pobierz artykuł” i „pobierz obrazy z galerii”. Inne wersje językowe artykułów są dostępne pod tekstem.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspirując-świat-(maj-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPirer verden (Mai 2012)</title><description>Hver første mandag i måneden tilbyr vi redaktørene et utvalg korte saker fra websiden vår. Pakken kan brukes for å fylle de internasjonale sidene i din gateavis. Ganske enkelt klikk ‘last ned artikkelen’ og ‘last ned bildegalleriet’ for å trykke stoffet. Sakene er også tilgjengelig på andre språk under teksten.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspirer-verden-(mai-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPiring the World (2012 五月)</title><description>毎月第一月曜日に、ニュースサイトから集めた短い記事を、編集者の皆さまにお届けします。これらの記事は、皆さまのストリートペーパーの国際面などに掲載していただくことが可能です。データを転載するには、「この記事をダウンロード（download article）」または「画像イメージをダウンロード(download gallery images)」をクリックして下さい。他言語のバージョンは、テキストの下よりダウンロードが可能です。</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspiring-the-world-(2012-五月).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPirer le monde (Mai 2012)</title><description>Chaque premier lundi du mois, nous présentons à nos éditeurs une brève sélection de quelques-unes des histoires qui figurent sur notre site Internet INSP News Service. Ce pack peut-être utilisé afin de gonfler les pages internationales de votre propre journal. Pour cela il vous suffit tout simplement de cliquer sur « télécharger l’article » et « télécharger la galerie d’images ». Les articles disponibles dans plusieurs langues sont indiqués en fin de texte. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspirer-le-monde-(mai-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Suicides soar during financial crisis</title><description>Dimitris Christoulas’ public suicide in Athens was a shocking reminder of the tragic human cost the economic crisis has caused, and as employment levels drop across Europe, it is the suicide rate that is on the rise.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/suicides-soar-during-financial-crisis.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Zambia’s floods wash away life and hope</title><description>Although the rain is widely welcomed in Zambia and marks the onset of the planting season for the nation's farmers, millions of people dread the annual downpours that bring death, disease and destruction.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/zambia’s-floods-wash-away-life-and-hope.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Aboriginal students face barriers to graduation</title><description>Canada’s aboriginal teens are failing behind their peers when it comes to high school graduation rates. Racism and lack of appropriate education are key causes of this disparity. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/aboriginal-students-face-barriers-to-graduation.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>German street papers offer safe haven for Roma</title><description>The Roma community are one of the most persecuted ethnic groups in the world, driven away and ignored by many, but not by German street papers. Hamburg publication Hinz&amp;Kunzt has 50 Roma vendors, and visited colleague paper fiftyfifty in Dusseldorf, where 700 Roma are selling the paper and 25 now have been housed.  </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/german-street-papers-offer-safe-haven-for-roma.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>To drink or not to drink: mineral or tap water?</title><description>Associated with health and beauty, mineral water is a massive business handling hundreds of millions of dollars in the world. Have you ever asked yourself what are the real benefits of not drinking tap water and buying plastic bottles made from PET that take years to decompose? Patricia Serrano takes a look into this premise, discovering things that may surprise you. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/to-drink-or-not-to-drink-mineral-or-tap-water.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Ser o no ser: ¿Agua mineral o agua de la canilla?</title><description>Bajada: asociada a la salud y la belleza, el agua mineral es un super negocio que mueve cientos de millones en el mundo. ¿te preguntaste alguna vez cuáles son los beneficios reales de no tomar agua de la canilla y comprar botellas de pet que tardan años en degradarse? Patricia serrano se zambulló en un manantial de información, averiguó, se sorprendió y cuenta. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/ser-o-no-ser-¿agua-mineral-o-agua-de-la-canilla.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Women are worth less in Indiana</title><description>In the U.S. women are paid 77 cents for every dollar a man earns. In Indiana the wage gap can mean a woman may earn as much as $256 (USD) per week. For Latina and African-American woman the wage gap is even greater.

</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/women-are-worth-less-in-indiana.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>“Life never runs smoothly”</title><description>German-Nigerian singer Nneka is a woman who has faced much hardship in her life, indeed her moto is ‘life never runs smoothly’. However, despite the many challenges she has faced she has made a successful music career for herself after fleeing Nigeria and starting a new life in Germany.  </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/“life-never-runs-smoothly”.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Why Brits pack their bags for Eastern Europe</title><description>For a few Brits sick of the daily rat-race, exhausting commutes, terrible weather and economic turmoil, a new life in Eastern Europe is becoming ever-more appealing. One ex-pat explains why he packed his bags for the ‘white city’ of Belgrade and never looked back.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/why-brits-pack-their-bags-for-eastern-europe.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Mitt is mean: Why Romney is still dogged by Seamus</title><description>When Mitt Romney fastened a carrier containing Seamus, the Romneys’ Irish setter, to the roof of the family car, he could not have predicted the firestorm of controversy that the event would ignite almost 30 years later. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/mitt-is-mean-why-romney-is-still-dogged-by-seamus.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Malaysia mosque a source of hope for heroin addicts</title><description>For 30 years, Feisal Fakharudin lived a heroin addict's life, sleeping on streets, getting into trouble with police and rotating in and out of drug treatment centers.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/malaysia-mosque-a-source-of-hope-for-heroin-addicts.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>US health centers for poor, uninsured see ranks swell</title><description>U.S. community health centers that cater to the poor and uninsured saw their patients' ranks swell by nearly 18 percent from 2008 to 2011 as job loss left more Americans without health insurance.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/us-health-centers-for-poor,-uninsured-see-ranks-swell.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Another Olympics sans Saudi women?</title><description>While athletes around the world enter their final stages of training for the 30th Olympic Games in London this July, Saudi Arabia stands alone as the only country that has banned females from participating.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/another-olympics-sans-saudi-women.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Sexual abuse keeps girls out of school</title><description>Sexual harassment of school-going girls is one factor that may prevent this Pacific island nation from achieving the Millennium Development Goal (MDG) of eliminating gender disparity in education by 2015.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/sexual-abuse-keeps-girls-out-of-school.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Vendor Spotlight: William (Homeward Bound, USA)</title><description>William once was part of America’s workforce. He worked most of his life; a life that also included bouts with substance abuse and law enforcement. Yet this 55-year-old, who is now homeless, still dreams of returning to work. As a first step, he has become a vendor for Indianapolis’ new street paper Homeward Bound.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/vendor-spotlight-william-(homeward-bound,-usa).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPiring the World (May 2012)</title><description>On every first Monday of the month we present editors with a selection of short stories from the news service website. The package can be used to fill the international pages in your street paper. Simply click ‘download article’ and ‘download gallery images’ to reprint the material. Other language versions are available below the text.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspiring-the-world-(may-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INŠPiruj svet (Máj 2012)</title><description>Každý prvý pondelok v mesiaci máme pre eidtorov pripravených niekoľko krátkych správ z wevoje stránky spravodajského servisu, ktoré môžu byť použité vo vašich pouličných novinách. Stačí si kliknúť na "stiahnuť článok" alebo "stiahnuť obrázky z galérie" a vytlačiť materiál. Verzie v iných jazykoch nájdete pod textom. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inšpiruj-svet-(máj-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPirišući svet (Maj 2012)</title><description>Svakog prvog ponedeljka u mesecu upoznajemo urednike sa izborom kratkih priča sa sajta servisa vesti. Paket može da se koristi za popunjavanje međunarodnih stranica u vašim uličnim novinama. Jednostavno kliknite na „ preuzmi članak“ i „preuzmi galeriju slika“ da bi preštampali  materijal. Verzije na drugim jezicima su dostupne ispod teksta.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/inspirišući-svet-(maj-2012).aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>The industries of misery</title><description>Why is it that in North America, in every city, there are countless young homeless, desperate citizens?  Youth who fall through the cracks and end up on the street.  The machinery goes to work when a person is in trouble in order to make a profit off their backs - The system doesn't seek to "help" the homeless youth but to profit from their misery.  Many of us have heard this before.  You don't see it in the mainstream media so much - but in underground zines, and also, but not so often anymore, "street papers" too.  </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-330/the-industries-of-misery.aspx</link><pubDate>07/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Election brings no hope to Athens soup kitchens</title><description>In front of a rundown building in central Athens, four men and a young woman pull a huge pot and bottle of gas from the trunk of a car and set them up on the pavement.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/election-brings-no-hope-to-athens-soup-kitchens.aspx</link><pubDate>04/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Germany’s 6 million low wage workers at risk of poverty</title><description>In Germany many full-time workers cannot make a living from their wage and risk slipping into poverty. With this problem affecting both temporary and permanent staff, German street paper FREIeBURGER finds that there are possible political solutions to poverty, despite the country’s increasingly uncertain economic situation.

</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/germany’s-6-million-low-wage-workers-at-risk-of-poverty.aspx</link><pubDate>03/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Tylko dla najbielszych: w Afrykanerskim obozie szkoleniowym</title><description>W prawicowym obozie szkoleniowym, młodzi Południowoafrykańczycy szkolą się do walki o swoje afrykanerskie dziedzictwo – i przeciwko tęczowemu narodowi Nelsona Mandeli. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/tylko-dla-najbielszych-w-afrykanerskim-obozie-szkoleniowym.aspx</link><pubDate>03/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Neki novi klinci</title><description>Na putu odrastanja, naši roditelji često zanemaruju činjenicu da igračke koje koristimo za zabavu utiču na razvijanje naših sposobnosti. Glavna vodilja im je naša sklonost ka omiljenoj igrački, pa se u odnosu na našu reakciju postavlja pretpostavka o interesovanjima i budućem profesionalnom opredeljenju. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/neki-novi-klinci.aspx</link><pubDate>03/05/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Manu Chao: “El futuro que yo sueño es un futuro de compartir”</title><description>Como parte de su gira “la ventura” pasó por la argentina y como siempre, tocó y cantó a pura alegría y estadio lleno. en mendoza, apoyó la causa contra la minería a cielo abierto. en neuquén, acompañó los 10 años de zanón. manuel cullen escuchó este diálogo y cuenta que manu chao rechaza la dictadura de la novedad y los insostenibles patrones de consumo. crónica de un artista rebelde y peregrino. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/manu-chao-“el-futuro-que-yo-sueño-es-un-futuro-de-compartir”.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>INSPiring the future of street papers</title><description>Scottish-based charity the International Network of Street Papers (INSP) presented its latest innovation, INSP Digital, during its event 'INSPiring Business Success in the Digital Age' at Glasgow's City Chambers last week. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/inspiring-the-future-of-street-papers.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Federal report shows alternatives to criminalization of homelessness</title><description>Bridging the gap between law enforcement and service providers is the theme of “Searching Out Solutions,” a recent government report outlining potential solutions to the criminalization of “acts of living” by people experiencing street homelessness. Throughout the country, different jurisdictions have laws that criminalize behavior like sleeping, eating and panhandling in public spaces. But, the costs of such laws are too high, the report says, for both local governments and those arrested. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/federal-report-shows-alternatives-to-criminalization-of-homelessness.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Majority may soon enjoy US state-run health coverage</title><description>Within a decade, "most" of the global population could have access to affordable basic health care – if a series of "ambitious" programmes are put into action around the world. This is according to a new report released by the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR).</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/majority-may-soon-enjoy-us-state-run-health-coverage.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>First school for transvestites opens in Buenos Aires</title><description>With 35 students, the first secondary school specifically for transvestites and other members of sexual minorities who face discrimination in mainstream schools opened in March in the Argentine capital.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/first-school-for-transvestites-opens-in-buenos-aires.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Homeless advocates 'Rally for the Right to Exist'</title><description>The new state law aimed at evicting the Occupy Nashville encampment outside the Tennessee State Capitol is but one more in a long string of laws that have a negative impact on people experiencing homelessness, according to advocates for the homeless community who organized the “Rally for the Right to Exist” protest on April 1 at Legislative Plaza.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/homeless-advocates-&amp;#39;rally-for-the-right-to-exist&amp;#39;.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Lindsay Fuller: ‘Play your heart out, and hope that someone is listening’</title><description>Dubbed “Flannery O’Connor with a telecaster” by the online magazine Twang Nation, Lindsay Fuller is no longer the Northwest’s little secret. Now based in Seattle, Wash., Fuller came of age in Birmingham, Ala., and the South still resonates in her raw, warm and foreboding lyrics, aggrandized by her distinct vocal delivery and a voice that has been likened to Lucinda Williams and Nick Cave. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/lindsay-fuller-‘play-your-heart-out,-and-hope-that-someone-is-listening’.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Neighborhood watch men: Law enforcers or thieves?</title><description>Years after the Neighbourhood Watch Scheme was introduced in Malawi to help police ease crime in the community, some groups claim to be doing good, yet an overwhelming number are abusing their positions to intimidate and steal from community members. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/neighborhood-watch-men-law-enforcers-or-thieves.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Street paper vendor Horst's comeback</title><description>Horst, a vendor for street paper Hinz&amp;Kunzt in Hamburg, discusses his battle with alcoholism and celebrates the landmarks in his life that has led to his full recovery, including his plans to get married.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/a-street-paper-vendor’s-letter-to-himself.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Affordable housing hold-up in Nashville</title><description>The myth among many Americans is that publicly funded housing is easily available to people who experience homelessness, have low incomes or disabilities, or are seniors. But, even though federal, state and local governments pump billions of dollars into housing programs each year, finding publicly funded housing is often a process that takes many years and leaves people with a need to find, or create, a temporary solution. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/affordable-housing-hold-up-in-nashville.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Manu Chao: 'The future I dream of is a future of sharing'</title><description>When singer Manu Chao visited Argentina on his latest tour, his gigs were packed with his usual happiness. But he also made political statements. In Mendoza, he supported the campaign against open-pit mining. In Neuquén, he performed at an event celebrating 10 years of factory workers' rights. Here, he explains why.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/manu-chao-&amp;#39;the-future-i-dream-of-is-a-future-of-sharing&amp;#39;.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Making silence - when your teenage child fights depression</title><description>When depression hits a person, the effects on family members are often underestimated. And when it involves young people, the impact on parents in particular can be huge. "I’m inconsistent. I fail. Do I feel isolated, battle-worn, guilt-ridden and terrified all the time? Tick, tick, tick, and absolutely."

</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/making-silence---when-your-teenage-child-fights-depression.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Social fabric torn, Burundian youth perished</title><description>Not so long ago, in Burundi, both immediate and extended families vouched for all of their members, and their identities. Growing up at your uncle and aunt’s house only made tighter the links between family members who descended from a single ancestry. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/social-fabric-torn,-burundian-youth-perished.aspx</link><pubDate>30/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Football swept up by Japanese tsunami found in Alaska</title><description>A football that bobbed onto the shore of a remote Alaska island is likely the first salvageable debris from last year's Japanese tsunami that could be returned to its owner, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/football-swept-up-by-japanese-tsunami-found-in-alaska.aspx</link><pubDate>27/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Amnesty says veil bans rob Muslims of jobs, education</title><description>Bans on full-face veils in France and Belgium and a failure by other European countries to stop employers from enforcing informal dress codes means Muslim women are being denied jobs and education, Amnesty International said.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/amnesty-says-veil-bans-rob-muslims-of-jobs,-education.aspx</link><pubDate>27/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Thousands housed in trailers after Katrina may get payments</title><description>More than 20 mobile home manufacturers have agreed to pay $14.8 million to thousands of U.S. hurricane victims who said they were harmed by formaldehyde in the trailers.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/thousands-housed-in-trailers-after-katrina-may-get-payments.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Dutch bug cookbook launched to stir taste for insects</title><description>Need more protein in your diet? Try adding worms to your chocolate muffin recipe mix, or spice up a mushroom risotto with a sprinkling of grasshoppers.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/dutch-bug-cookbook-launched-to-stir-taste-for-insects.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Only four-fifths of men's pay for women</title><description>Forty-seven years after the Equal Pay Act was signed into law, women in the United States are still struggling against wage discrimination in the workplace.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/only-four-fifths-of-men&amp;#39;s-pay-for-women.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Berlin Biennale showcases contemporary political art</title><description>Hundreds of birch trees from the biggest Nazi death camp, at Auschwitz-Birkenau in Poland, are dotted around Berlin as a living memorial of this dark chapter in Germany's past.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/berlin-biennale-showcases-contemporary-political-art.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>US court restores social security benefits for thousands</title><description>As many as 140,000 Americans nationwide will get their Social Security or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) benefits restored as a result of an order issued by Judge Sidney H. Stein in a federal court in Manhattan on April 13, 2012. The benefits in question date back to October 2006 and may total $1 billion. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/us-court-restores-social-security-benefits-for-thousands.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>When immigrants become the football</title><description>Candidates in the French presidential election are coming to use the word ‘immigrant’ like a ball to be kicked around from one side to another, analysts say. "Boot all the immigrants out, and everything will be fine. That’s the seductive and deceptive message from some candidates," says French professor Nonna Mayer.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/when-immigrants-become-the-football.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Tweeting democracy across the Arab world</title><description>Over the past few years, the political landscape of the Middle East was wholly transformed by the diffusion of social media across the region. Accounting for 50-65 percent of the region's population, young Muslims quickly embraced these new platforms of mass communication and soon thereafter, they became leaders of revolutions.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/tweeting-democracy-across-the-arab-world.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Libyans now battle over housing</title><description>The future is uncertain for the gregarious Alhasairi family, living in a downtown apartment block battle-scarred from last year’s overthrow of the Gaddafi regime. Like countless of similar cases across Libya, the property itself is now contested, as the original owners want to return home.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/libyans-now-battle-over-housing.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Illuminating art exhibition gives voice to homeless</title><description>An art exhibition titled ‘Visible Words from Invisible People’ which illuminates the lives of young homeless people in the English city of Wakefield, also shines a light on homeless issues across the country.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/illuminating-art-exhibition-gives-voice-to-homeless.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Steps that make dreams come true</title><description>The non-profit Dance for All has changed hundreds of young South Africans’ lives through the magic of movement. Co-founder and former principal dancer Phillip Boyd believes the discipline required for a life of dance can help keep kids off the streets and away from drugs: “Dance is hope and that’s what we provide.”
 
</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/steps-that-make-dreams-come-true.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Zambia’s ‘beautiful game’ remains one-sided</title><description>While Zambia’ male football team may have brought home the 2012 African Nations Cup, the country’s women teams are also enjoying success on the pitch, yet their triumphs are going unrecorded by Zambia’s media and a lack of funding and support from the county’s Football Association is holding back female footballers. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/zambia’s-‘beautiful-game’-remains-one-sided.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Copenhagen’s prohibition zones abolished</title><description>The abolishment of prohibition zones once used by police in areas of Copenhagen finally allows the city’s homeless population, drug addicts and prostitutes a basic right: to walk the streets of Denmark’s capital freely, without incurring fines.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/copenhagen’s-prohibition-zones-abolished.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Nashville’s potty problems</title><description>Nashville’s lack of public restrooms and Tennessee’s public indecency and indecent exposure law pose a problem for the city’s homeless community. When, for lack of any other option, they choose to answer nature’s call in public, they do so at the risk of citation or arrest. 

</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/nashville’s-potty-problems.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>How Bostonians are keeping house</title><description>In Boston, local organizations have been collaborating to help residents stay in their home post-foreclosure, through group actions and protests, lobbying and legal advice.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/how-bostonians-are-keeping-house.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Chicago campaigns for right to a home</title><description>Chicago’s Anti-Eviction Campaign is fighting to keep people who are being foreclosed in their homes and working to connect homeless people with vacant properties.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/chicago-campaigns-for-right-to-a-home.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Homeless czar speaks out</title><description>Leading US activist, Barbara Poppe, speaks about the key issues facing America’s homeless, including their lack of housing rights, the link between criminalization of the homeless and the violence and hate crimes they often suffer as a result, and the continuing battle to end chronic homelessness in the US by 2015. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/homeless-czar-speaks-out.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>En helt (u)vanlig dag på jobben</title><description>Psykiatriambulansen i Bergen har vært på hjul siden 2005, som eneste av sitt slag. Bilen er spesialbygget til akuttpsykiatriske uttrykninger og ambulansepersonellet har spesialkompetanse innen psykisk helsearbeid. Flere prehospitale aktører, både nasjonalt og internasjonalt, ser nå til byen blant de syv fjell med tanke på å kopiere suksessen. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-326/en-helt-(u)vanlig-dag-paa-jobben.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Under the bridge</title><description>Last year, Rosemarie, a street vendor for German street paper FREIeBÜRGER', made camp under the Kersten Miles Bridge in the centre of Hamburg along with several other of the city’s homeless. Despite angering local politicians who took steps to drive out the homeless, the local community rallied around Rosemarie and her companions and successful protested their right to stay. . </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/may/feed-328/under-the-bridge.aspx</link><pubDate>23/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Married to music</title><description>Hailing from Bamako, Mali’s rapidly growing yet impoverished capital city, blind duo Amadou and Mariam have found world-wide acclaim, including a Grammy nomination, as the biggest-selling music act to have emerged from Africa this century.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-327/married-to-music.aspx</link><pubDate>22/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Photo Essay: Facing Eviction</title><description>Evictions, up to 200 a day, have become a symbol of Spain's 5-year economic crisis, started by a collapse in the housing and construction industry that put millions out of work. This article is accompanied by a selection of powerful photographs from Reuters which document the difficult and traumatic experiences of eviction faced by hundreds of immigrants in Spain every day.
</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/photo-essay-facing-eviction.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>In foreclosures, Occupy groups see a unifying cause</title><description>Fighting foreclosures and evictions, activists say, gives the disparate movement a unifying focus and embodies its anti-Wall Street message. It also has offered a way for Occupy – up till now a largely white, middle-class movement – to broaden its reach to minorities.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/in-foreclosures,-occupy-groups-see-a-unifying-cause.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Iraqi children victimised "like laboratory mice"</title><description>At Fallujah hospital they cannot offer any statistics on children born with birth defects – there are just too many. Parents don’t want to talk. "Families bury their newborn babies after they die without telling anyone," says hospital spokesman Nadim al-Hadidi. "It’s all too shameful for them."</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/iraqi-children-victimised-like-laboratory-mice.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>U.S. still importing illegal timber</title><description>Since 2008, over 20 U.S. companies have imported illegally logged timber worth millions from the Peruvian Amazon, charged a multi-year investigative report released Tuesday by the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA).</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/us-still-importing-illegal-timber.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Alain de Botton on ‘Religion for Atheists’</title><description>Celebrity philosopher Alain de Botton discusses why atheists should still be interested in religion and why McDonalds is a bit like the Catholic Church. 

</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/alain-de-botton-on-‘religion-for-atheists’.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Memoir exposes Ireland’s history of child abuse</title><description>It is a testament to her strength that Lily O'Brien is here today; let alone that she has told her heartbreaking story in a new book, ‘The Girl Nobody Wants’. She wrote it to ensure that victims of institutionalised abuse in Ireland are not forgotten: “These children had no human rights. So many of them are dead now, from suicide, drugs, drink; thousands of children. People are not talking about the dead.”  </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/memoir-exposes-ireland’s-history-of-child-abuse.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>The folk pop fusion of East and West</title><description>Abigail Washburn’s original brand of folk pop effortlessly blends the sounds and traditions of American and Chinese culture. She speaks about the lure of American folk, the lyrical nature of Mandarin, taking her banjo to China and the healing and unifying power of music.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/the-folk-pop-fusion-of-east-and-west.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Documentary celebrates street paper success</title><description>A new documentary recognizes the remarkable success one of the bestselling street papers in the INSP network. Chris Roberts’ documentary Street Paper tells the inspirational story of The Contributor and the people behind it, but the real stars are its vendors, through whose eyes the public can witness daily experiences of life on the streets.    </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/documentary-celebrates-street-paper-success.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Coming to terms with climate change</title><description>Climate change is a source of concern for people in communities all over the world. Global temperatures continue to rise, floods are becoming more common and hurricanes and heavy snowfalls continue to plague some western countries.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/coming-to-terms-with-climate-change.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Letter to my Younger Self: John Suchet</title><description>What would you say to your 16 year old self if you could go back in time? John Suchet, a British radio and TV presenter, author and journalist offers his teenage self some words of wisdom.

</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/letter-to-my-younger-self-john-suchet.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Marge Piercy on feminist fiction</title><description>One of America’s foremost literary forces is Marge Piercy, a woman who lives in a tiny village on Cape Cod and has been writing strong, powerful works of fiction and poetry for five decades. 
 </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/marge-piercy-on-feminist-fiction.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Ohio prisoners stage hunger strike with Occupy for Prisoners</title><description>Prisoners at the Ohio State Penitentiary went on a successful hunger strike for better living conditions and in solidarity with the Occupy movement. </description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/ohio-prisoners-stage-hunger-strike-with-occupy-for-prisoners.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>The costs of higher education</title><description>Tuition fees in the United States have risen dramatically in the past three decades and the amount of student debt has soared.  As higher education becomes increasingly necessary to secure stable employment, the stakes are particularly high for those on a low-income.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/the-costs-of-higher-education.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item><item><title>Impact of welfare cuts causes worry</title><description>Advocates warn that continued welfare cuts in Washington DC will harm thousands of poor children, whose struggling families depend on benefits, such as the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, to meet their most basic needs.</description><link>http://www.streetnewsservice.org/news/2012/april/feed-325/impact-of-welfare-cuts-causes-worry.aspx</link><pubDate>16/04/2012</pubDate></item></channel></rss>
