- From Portuguese craziness to success (=Oslo, Norway)
As the millennium dawned Portugal faced an epidemic of drug abuse that was tearing at the heart of Portuguese society. In 2001 a new drug law came into force and possession...
- Catania's outskirts made pretty (Terre di Mezzo, Italy)
Thanks to local businessman Antonio Presti, a notorious area in the Sicilian city of Catania has been transformed into an inspirational work of art. Instead of grey tower blocks and imposing motorway...
- Current and Former Homeless People to be Included at Every Level (NASNA, USA)
Neil Donovan has devoted his life to helping the homeless. Now in the 26th year of his career he has been appointed Executive Director for the National Coalition for the Homeless in...
- Sacramento Man Earns Spot on National Street Soccer Team (Homeward Street Journal, USA)
31-year-old Sacramento resident and America corps employee, Wes Colter, is heading to Milan, Italy, to represent the United States at the 2009 Homeless World Cup. A graduate of the ‘Volunteers of America'...
- Time to spank the bankers? (The Big Issue in Scotland)
The G20 have promised to reform international banking, but can Britain, France and the US agree to clamp down on the infamous bonus bonanza? As preparations begin for the G20 summit in...
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