Shortage of Funding is Affecting Senior Care Resources in Ward 1
by Rachel Bunch Howard University News Service WASHINGTON — The Bernice Fonteneau Senior Wellness…
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Accessible D.C. art exhibitions are down the street from where you live
By Avery Harrison Washington, D.C., is home to 21 Smithsonian museums, national monuments, and historic…
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Dispensaries open amid backlash
By Joy Young Green Theory, a new medical marijuana shop, is facing backlash due to its 1,000-foot proximity…
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Anacostia community addresses gun violence through art
By Kalahari Deprez Red and white letters spelling ‘Laundromat’ are on the outside of the building,…
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D.C.’s new budget may cut childcare services, early childhood educators are pushing back
By Jasper Smith When Cashawn Thompson began her career as an early childhood educator nearly 20 years…
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Five groups upholding social justice in Washington, D.C.
By Autumn Coleman Washington, D.C., is home to several social justice advocacy coalitions, education…
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Washington, D.C. Residents Struggle to Find Affordable Housing Across the City
By Mekale Seme A 2023 study by the Urban Institute found that 12 percent of District of Columbia residents,…
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DC gallery honors Black History Month with local artist spotlight
By Avery Harrison A D.C. art gallery curated an entire exhibition to celebrate and spotlight African…
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D.C. clothing swap party promotes ‘slow fashion’
By Makenna Underwood On Feb. 24, Lavender Lotis, an organization focused on community wellness, hosted…
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Slow Down DC: City Council Passes New Law to Reduce Speeding
By Zsana Hoskins, NewsVision reporter Washington DC lawmakers have passed a bill aimed at reducing speeding…
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