Word on the Street

Word on the Street is a collection of personal narratives, artwork, poetry, and reporting on social issues in the Treasure Valley and beyond. Our newspaper addresses the stigma of homelessness and its material consequences while also providing a platform for people to tell their own stories. Our purpose is to raise awareness and motivate the community to create change that benefits all of us.
Word on the Street was founded through Project Well-Being, a day program at Interfaith Sanctuary focused on mental health and recovery and is edited by journalist and Boise State alumni Amanda Niess. The newspaper is printed and distributed to 30,000 Treasure Valley households once a month with the help of the Idaho Press.
If you have a story you’d like to see in Word on the Street, please feel free to send them to info@interfaithsanctuary.org. We would love to hear from you!
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Word on the Street Issue 39, January 2024
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Word on the Street Issue 38, December 2023
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Word on the Street Issue 37, November 2023
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Word on the Street Issue 36, October 2023
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Word on the Street Issue 35, September 2023
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Word on the Street Issue 34, August 2023
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Word on the Street Issue 33, July 2023
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