TFC Advisor Event | Join DC History Center and The People’s Archive at MLK Library on Monday, July 27 for a talk about Teaching for Change’s Teaching Central America advisor Ana Patricia Rodríguez’s new book Avocado Dreams.

Join Rising Organizers for "Freedom Isn't Free: Social Movements and the Fight for a Free and Fair Democracy,” an intergenerational conversation featuring movement leaders and organizers exploring the role organizing has played in shaping American democracy, the current state of organizing in America, and offering hopes and recommendations for the future of organizing.

Join Black Lives Matter DC for For the Culture Community Day, a day of joy, connection, and celebrating the richness of Black culture! Bring the whole family out for delicious food, music, games, and fun activities for all ages.

DCAESJ Partner Event:

A film about the Salvadoran diaspora in Washington, D.C. through the eyes of Salvadoran artists.

On July 9, Center for Popular Democracy invites everyone to march in Washington, D.C. on the anniversary of the 14th Amendment, the moment when “We the People” expanded.

Join the iconic Go-Go Museum & Cafe for a special screening of CHOCOLATE: A Motion-Poetry Homage to Black D.C., a lyrical short film honoring the people and resilience of Black D.C.

Join Next250 in Washington, DC on June 27 to reimagine what our nation can become.

Haunted by the ruptures of the world around us, the theme for this year’s Maryland Humanities Summer Institute is “Dissent!”

DCAESJ Partner Event: In honor of Black Music Month, DC Black MBA, 5 Starr Entertainment, and IN THE LOOP Program of Success are hosting a Music Matters Summit designed to give youth interested in music an opportunity to learn from some leaders in the music industry here in the DMV.

Join March On! for TONI x 2: How Bambara and Morrison Reshaped the Literary Landscape — an afternoon exploring the powerful creative connection between two of the most influential figures in American literary history: Toni Cade Bambara and Toni Morrison.

TFC co-sponsored event | Join us this Juneteenth from 1–4pm at Harpers Ferry National Historical Park for a teach-in on how our shared stories are being erased, censored, or manipulated at our national parks, and what we can do to protect them.

TFC Partner Event | Author Jules Boykoff joins us to share about “the longstanding problems with the Olympics, the persisting erosion of leadership in the Olympic Movement, and the consequences and impact for all involved” (Harry Edwards, Professor Emeritus, University of California, Berkeley).

TFC Partner Event | Attend this event to hear from Dr. Terence Ngwa on his new book, Beyond Compensation: Empowering Teachers' Unions to Think Beyond Bread-and-Butter Issues.

Broad and Cavanagh will be in conversation with Tope Folarin about their acclaimed book The Water Defenders, which tells the story of activists in San Isidro, El Salvador, who fought multinational mining corporation OceanaGold and won.

TFC Partner Event | Co-authors Annie Leonard and André Carothers join us alongside two local protest experts, Nadine Bloch and Deepa Padmanabha, to celebrate the release of Protest: Respect It, Defend It, Use It and talk about the power of individuals coming together to make real change.

Meeting on Curfew and Peace.

Join the Go-Go Museum for a no-judgment, honest conversation about youth violence, curfew, parental resources, and accountability.

TFC Partner Event | Join the African American Civil War Memorial Museum for a vibrant Founder’s Day Celebration honoring the birth of the United States Colored Troops. Enjoy live music, a pop-up exhibit, and an evening of community and reflection.

TFC Co-Sponsored Event | We’re excited to partner on Our DC, Our Culture: Arts & Culture Mayoral Candidate Forum, broadcast live on WPFW 89.3 FM on May 1 at 5 - 6 PM and on May 5 from 3-5 pm. Tune in to learn where your mayoral candidate stands on DC’s art and culture community!

TFC Co-Sponsored Event | We’re excited to partner on Our DC, Our Culture: Arts & Culture Mayoral Candidate Forum, broadcast live on WPFW 89.3 FM on May 1 at 5 - 6 PM and on May 5 from 3-5 pm. Tune in to learn where your mayoral candidate stands on DC’s art and culture community!

The centerpiece of May Day will be a march and rally beginning at the Washington Monument at 12 PM. Led by immigrant workers in solidarity with labor unions and community members, we’ll take action together to make it clear we reject this administration’s attacks on workers, immigrants, and our communities.

Shout Mouse Press, in partnership with the National Museum of Women in the Arts, is now accepting applications for a summer writing workshop for girls and gender-expansive youth of color (ages 12-16) in the DC area. Participants will collaborate on writing and publishing a graphic novel set in a fictional middle school.

Save the Date for an annual walking tour of campus buildings and sites with connections to Georgetown’s history and ongoing work in Slavery, Memory, and Reconciliation.

A weeklong educators seminar at the National Museum of African American History and Culture from July 6–10 facilitated by the NMAAHC Teaching and Learning unit along with Reconstruction historian Kate Masur.

Celebrate the 11th annual Howard/Georgetown University Children and Youth Literature workshop for teachers.

Join scholars, advocates, artists, and students for a day of conversation exploring the meaning of citizenship, equality, and democratic renewal in this constitutional moment.