SNAP benefits are threatened amid the longest federal government shutdown in history. Community organizations are scrambling to meet the rising demand to help families survive through uncertain times.
Ellen Tannor
Ellen Tannor
Luisa Clausen
Joshua Sun
LHoward
Beyond ‘Packing the Courthouse’: D.C.’s long road to self-governance
After packing the court in protest of federal overreach, Free DC, a grassroot organization advocating D.C. statehood, is dialing up political pressure and building a resistance movement to reimagine a democracy through...
The complicated relationship of Black Women and the ‘No Kings’ movement
Some Black women are opting out of protests after feeling unheard in the 2024 presidential election.
Kelly Doyle
Kordell Martin
This last Black institution along the Anacostia is navigating development with intention
As billion-dollar developments shape the Anacostia waterfront, Seafarers Yacht Club, the oldest black boating club in the country, anchors its legacy in resiliency, partnership and protection from its historic...
‘Disappointing’ D.C.: Locals are worried, visitors feel shut out
One activist called it a “multi-generational traumatic event.”
Kendall Staton
Isabel Del Mastro
Anastasia Menchyk
Terrance Williams
“Take it to the Bridge”: Go-go song release party celebrates 11th Street Bridge Park
The 11th Street Bridge Park kicks off a go-go funky release party for its official song, “Take it to the Bridge,” at the Go-Go Museum in D.C.
National Guard wants to help; ANCs not so sure
Guard troops are shifting their focus from crime, and as their deployment is extended, they are looking for beautification projects to work on. Residents and D.C. leaders are wondering if collaboration legitimizes...
Murals on a mission: Street art making city streets safer
Crosswalks murals designed by students and local artists are part of a public safety initiative.
