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.

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

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

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?

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

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.

DCAESJ Partner Event | What would your flag say? Visit the DC History Center to participate in an activist graffiti workshop! 

DCAESJ Partner Event | Join the DC History Center for documentary screening of Kindred Spirits followed by a discussion about arts education in the District. 

Celebrate Women's History Month at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library for a cultural gathering that honors and celebrates Black women through the lens of Herstory, past and present.

DCAESJ Partner Event | Join EmpowerEd for an action-packed day of teacher solutions to better serve D.C. students, families, educators and schools!

DCAESJ Partner Event | Join the candidate forum to explore pressing issues in DC public education ahead of the consequential 2026 DC Primary Elections for Mayor, Council Chair and DC Delegate to Congress.

Visit the annual Black History Month exhibition and join for a special Family Day celebrating Black history in Prince George’s County.

Express your inner artist while celebrating Black history and culture!

Join the DC Public Library to celebrate a decade of nurturing young readers across the District.

They tried to turn the music down. The city turned up. Celebrate the History of Go-Go with a screening of the DC-made documentary Something for the People.

Join E.L. Haynes for the Chocolate City Block Party.

This panel discussion highlights how the Civil Rights Movement laid the foundation for the District’s own landmark protections.

Come out for a Block Party featuring 50+ vendors, exclusive Author Panels with your favorite Black scholars, food, drinks, music, giveaways, and more!

Come celebrate Black History Month with Lush and Teaching for Change.

TFC Partner Event | Come celebrate these nine authors and their new books at this fun event for adults and kids of all ages – and explore storytelling and storyboarding in a hands-on way!

Join Ana Patricia Rodríguez — in conversation with Dr. Sheri Parks — as she draws from her own positionality as a Salvadoran transplant to examine the construction of the unique Salvadoran cultural imaginary made in the greater D.C. area.

DCAESJ Partner Event | The Youth Town Hall brings youth of color from D.C. together to discuss issues impacting their lives and communities.

Join the DC Public Library for an Author Talk with Erica Green and Katie Benner to discuss their book Miracle Children: Race, Education, and a True Story of False Promises.

DCAESJ EVENT| Resource exchange for all D.C. area educators in preparation for the 2026 Black Lives Matter at School Week of Action (February 2–6, 2026).

Join the City of Bowie and UMD Social Justice Alliance for a film screening & panel discussion centered around racial justice and equity, and in honor of native 1LT Richard W. Collins III.