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.

DCAESJ Partner Event | This free event is intended to gather Black educators and their families to connect with each other and with DC history.

Come and be a part of history, and make your voice heard.

Join the Frederick Douglass Center for Leadership Through the Humanities on March 31 at University of Maryland as they host Dr. Terry Scott and Dr. David Domke, who left their tenured positions in the academy to lead The Institute for Common Power, which catalyzes people from education to action through experiential learning opportunities to foster a firm commitment to the right to vote.

DCAESJ Partner Event | Take part in National History Day!

What if the most important conversations about race, identity, and American values happened in comedy clubs and on television sets?

TFC Event | Are you a people’s history buff? Join us for a fun night of questions and answers about the history often missing from textbooks.

The DC Public Library is excited to welcome We Need Diverse Books in presenting the 11th annual Walter Awards.

DCAESJ Event | Join us for a screening of "Counted Out," a documentary revealing how math and algorithms determine who has power in the 21st century.

Join National Women's Foundation and Esther Productions Inc. for an inspiring evening celebrating the voices and stories of amazing women writers.

DC’s child care system, once a national model in early education, is now crumbling. Join the rally and demand the child care funding that families and early educators need!

Rescheduled Due to Weather. Join us for the Legal Action Center's No Health = No Justice Initiative their Young People’s Opportunity Forum.