What Will The Post-Pandemic Era Look Like?Virgil Parker, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service More ArticlesBy the same author “We’ll be back!”: The Trans Visibility March on DC Dikembe Wilkins Oct 08, 2019By Dikembe Wilkins, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.-- With cloudy skies and a cool breeze, thousands of members of the LGBT community and their… One of DC’s Oldest Film Centers Brings Community Together Ahnayah Hughes, Howard University News Service Apr 28, 2020By Ahnayah Hughes, Howard University News Service Washington, DC — The Avalon Theatre, a non-profit film center located in Friendship Heights, serves to entertain… Gillum Wins Big With Locals During Final Day Of His Campaign Maya King Howard University News Service Nov 06, 2018The Sunshine State’s next governor will be baptized by fire. Within the first months of his tenure he will be responsible for appointing three new state Supreme… Coach Fogan Is Diversifying The Sport Of Swimming Tiffany Hunt Howard University News Service May 04, 2019By Tiffany Hunt, Howard University News Service Coach Fogan has a passion for diversifying the sport of swimming and has taught all over the U.S., and has created… South Jersey Native Inspires Communities With Nonprofit Nyah Marshall Howard University News Service Apr 19, 2021Nyah Marshall, Howard University News Service A message that Brenda Phillips, the founder of the South Jersey youth empowerment non-profit, WeCare, often reiterates… Black Men Still Shy Away From Talking About Mental Health Care Trevon Patterson Howard University News Service Apr 22, 2021Trevon Patterson, Reimagined Futures for Howard University News Service Black men and mental health. Combined, these two topics are rarely addressed. Recent studies… Connect.DC Is Providing Full Internet Access to Low-Income Families In D.C. Tiffany Hunt Howard University News Service May 04, 2019By Tiffany Hunt, Howard University News Service Connect.DC is “bridging the digital divide” all over the DC area by providing full technology access, and different… Voters Around the Nation Express Unease as the Clock Winds Down Alyssa Mark, Anjaleah Domino, Arianna Morgan, Brielle Smith, Chynna Anthony, Darreonna Davis, Hannah Ficklin, Jaidah Sizer, JoyLynn Keeton, Kennedy Lewis, Lindday Calvin, Monet Khanyahl, Noah Thierry, Oseremen Ibadin, Shanell Holback, Taylor Kimbrough, Truth Be Told, Zian Lane Nov 05, 2020By Truth Be Told As voter turnout records were being broken in state after state, Howard University journalism students took the pulse of voters around the country.… As The 2020 Election Nears Black Elders See History Repeating Itself Ariana Cobb, Howard University News Service Nov 03, 2020By Ariana Cobb, Howard University News Service [embed]https://soundcloud.com/hu-newsservice/election-2020-black-elders-introduction-ariana-cobb[/embed] How are…Related ArticlesFrom the same category D.C. Non-Profit Gives Domestic Violence Survivors a Safe Space During PandemicMeKayla Pierre, Howard University News Service My Sister’s Place, a D.C.-based organization, continues to serve victims of domestic violence despite the ongoing… Howard University Suspends All International Travel Due to CoronavirusBy Josyana Joshua, Howard University News Service Washington, D.C.-- With the Coronavirus or COVID-19 continuing to spread overseas and in the United States, Howard… Coronavirus Won’t Shut Down Entrepreneurial SpiritJasmine Tillman and Niche Faulkner are trying to figure out how to keep their businesses sustainable in the midst of shutdowns nationwide due to Coronavirus. The… Cicely Tyson Dies at 96: Her Grand FinaleTia Lowe, Howard University News Service Cicely Tyson made her final exit on January 28 at the age of 96. The decorated actress’ death was announced by her manager… Pennsylvania Memorial Casts Light in the Darkness of 9/11[caption id="attachment_8778" align="alignright" width="300"] The Wall of Names at the Flight 93 National Memorial (Public Domain Photo).[/caption] Despite the…
