Washington Post: Enforcement of D.C.’s routine vaccination has a complicated rollout
Twenty-four D.C. Public Schools families refused to comply, and students will be barred from school, officials said on the first day of enforcement Tuesday
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WTOP: DC aims to make 20,000 more Black Washingtonians homeowners by 2030
D.C. wants to make 20,000 additional Black Washingtonians homeowners by 2030.
Local author explores varied responses to gentrification in her oral history of DC’s Shaw, LeDroit…
What does gentrification feel like?
The answer is complex, it’s safe to say. Perspective matters. If you have been displaced or if the neighborhood you grew up in is no longer recognizable, maybe you feel anger and resentment. If you…
Journalism as vocation: legendary DC journalist Bruce Johnson’s memoir honors those who came before,…
In a phone interview with The DC Line just a few weeks before he passed away on April 3, longtime DC broadcaster Bruce Johnson said his dedication to journalism may have stemmed from the calling he felt as a teenager to become a missionary…
DC-area art therapists explore ‘Resilience Through Art’ in online exhibit
As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to drive demand for mental health services, a DC-based group of art therapists is participating in an online exhibit that highlights the potential for cultivating resilience through art making.
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Quicksilver resumes some in-person arts activities for seniors after months of physical isolation
At a time when the world has been preoccupied with the health of seniors, dancer and choreographer Nancy Havlik has continued teaching an unlikely approach to the physical and mental well-being of people over the age of 65 — dance.
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