Guest Speaker, Myron Long of The Social Justice School. Join the DC Guaranteed Income Coalition for our monthly general meeting. We’ll share updates, collaborate on upcoming projects, and continue building momentum for guaranteed income in DC.
This month, we're thrilled to welcome Myron Long, Executive Director and Founder of the Social Justice School, for a powerful conversation about Guaranteed, Together— an intergenerational guaranteed income pilot supporting students and their families. 💬 Myron will dive into what becomes possible when families are guaranteed something meaningful: resources, dignity, and support with no strings […]
National Juneteenth Festival Campaign (NJFC): A Living Testament to Freedom The National Juneteenth Festival Campaign (NJFC) is more than a celebration-it is a movement, a continuation of the fight for justice, equity, and the full realization of freedom. Built upon the work, relationships, knowledge, and spirit of those who have long championed Juneteenth, NJFC […]
Faith, Community, and Resistance: Organizing for 2025 and Beyond Join us in the great work of resisting the rising tide of authoritarianism, fostering durable communities, and helping to build a stronger democracy than we had before! The day will offer multiple opportunities for spiritual grounding, community building, and skills development–all towards the end of claiming the […]
You can’t argue someone out of a belief system they were emotionally recruited into but you can plant seeds. Join Courtney, former MAGA supporter and leader of the new No Party Revolution Troublenation grassroot group, for a powerful conversation about what makes MAGA messaging so effective and how to disrupt it without starting a fight. […]
This is our opportunity to strategize together as the District's budget remains in limbo. While some programs have received promises of continued funding, no firm commitments have been made to prevent the $410 million budget cut. Meanwhile, the proposed $1 billion RFK Stadium project threatens resources for our most vulnerable neighbors. Together, we will: […]
Are you worried about the current state of American media? It's easy to be concerned with the spread of online disinformation, the decline of local newspapers, and the newsrooms owned by billionaires. Let's delve into the factors that have brought us here, the challenges we face today to share accurate information, and potential solutions to […]
DC Economic Justice Working Group MeetingWednesday, May 21, 2025 6:00 PM - 7:30 PM The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, 2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036 Zoom Video Conference Everyone in DC should have what the Torah calls dei machsoro, resources sufficient to meet their needs. Join our Economic Justice Working Group meeting […]
Attacks on DC's Housing & Services Programs - Info Session Join Empower DC, the DC Fiscal Policy Institute, and the National Low Income Housing Coalition to learn about the latest updates on the local and federal plans for housing and other key services. DC faces major cuts to housing and other critical programs in both […]
After you've set up your group in TroubleNation, this session will help you determine your next steps. We'll also walk through the features of TroubleNation so you can begin using the tools and resources to strengthen your group. If you're not yet a part of TroubleNation but think you might be interested, we invite you […]
Join us for another workshop focused on climate justice communications and digital advocacy in the DMV area. Connect with like-minded individuals, learn about environmental issues impacting our community, and discover ways to make a positive impact. Contact bwc@onedconline.org
Wednesday, May 28, 2025 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM The Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, 2027 Massachusetts Ave NW, Washington, DC 20036 Zoom Video Conference Jewish sacred texts recognize that having safe, stable housing is key to a healthy society. Join our Housing Security Working Group meeting in person or on Zoom to discuss […]
The next UU Democracy Leaders meeting will be on Wednesday, May 28 at 7:30pm ET. This will be a working meeting to jointly plan our strategies moving forward. We will be using the four ‘B’ model to develop our strategies: Block: stopping as much harm from happening as possible Break: weakening and ultimately breaking authoritarian […]
The Anacostia Coordinating Council (ACC) was established in 1983 as a volunteer, membership consortium of organizations and individuals involved with the revitalization of Anacostia and its adjacent neighborhoods. Founded to organize community support for getting the Anacostia Metro Station built, the ACC has expanded to address a large amount of issues that face the community. […]
After you've set up your group in TroubleNation, this session will help you determine your next steps. We'll also walk through the features of TroubleNation so you can begin using the tools and resources to strengthen your group. If you're not yet a part of TroubleNation but think you might be interested, we invite you […]