The 1984 documentary Streetwise, directed by Martin Bell, is still relevant. It took a closer look at the lives of Seattle's homeless youth and eventually was nominated for an Academy Award.

The article focused on street papers in Seattle and Portland, and Suzanne Hanney, editor in chief of StreetWise, told me she knew those papers “and they are very well run and they are very newsworthy.

In Na Jiazuo’s striking directorial debut, young people inhabit a place seemingly made up of those who owe money and the thugs who try to beat it out of them. By Glenn Kenny When you purchase a ticket ...

A dire financial situation may have improved Wednesday for StreetWise, the Chicago publication to the homeless, after a series of well-timed donations and funding challenges carried the magazine ...

CHICAGO (CBS) -- Celebrating 30 years of helping Chicagoans in need. StreetWise magazine was founded on this day in 1992 and on Wednesday today its staff held a celebration at its headquarters and at ...