Startup to Small Biz: Staffing Strategies for DC Scale-Up

This resource offers invaluable insights into optimizing staffing practices to accommodate expansion, ensuring smooth transition.

Four Families Receive Vehicles from NADA and Area Dealers

The families received vehicles at the National Automobile Dealers Association (NADA) headquarters in Tysons

Ode to Jesus Christ and Johnny Cochran

It is past time for scions of the formerly enslaved to recover and restore the belief and moral systems stolen from their ancestors!

Truer Words Are Seldom Spoken

POTUS 36 not first to highlight antagonism certain (melanemic) people would display/express with passage of 60s civil rights legislation.

April is Esophageal Cancer Awareness Month

The Salgi Esophageal Cancer Research Foundation is raising awareness of one of the fastest growing and deadliest cancers: esophageal cancer.

Metro DC and US Trend: 77 Percent of Americans Want to Age At Home

By 2040 one of every five Americans will be 65 or older. There are home modifications they most likely need to do to safely age in place.

Why does the Humane Rescue Alliance Insist on Eating Its Own?

Volunteers for HRA Reform Respond to the Animal Welfare Giant's Vengeful Actions with Continued Advocacy for DC Animals

Something is rotten at the Humane Rescue Alliance

Firing 30+ volunteers who dared to speak Truth to Power, constant key job vacancies -- what does this say about their workplace culture?

D.C. Teen Introduces Bill to Combat Workplace Bullying

Cassi Williams, 15, introduced a bill to stop workplace abuse through the District’s Youth & Government Legislative Program.

February Brings Success for American Family Farmers on Capitol Hill

Competitive Markets Groups work to defeat the terrible EATS Act and pass the OFF Act in nearly 90 Congressional meetings

Artist's Shocking Statement Against Gun Violence Hits the US Capitol

Artist Elijah McKenzie-Jackson's installation outside US Capitol demands action on gun violence prevention, igniting nationwide discourse.

Two Local Nonprofits Named Bank of America Neighborhood Builders

Each Nonprofit Will Receive $200,000 in Flexible Funding and Leadership Training to Advance Economic Mobility in the DMV

Michael Mann’s climate libel circus Slapps down 1st Amendment UPDATE

The Mann case is now one of the longest, costliest, and pointless libel and defamation cases in American history

State Department, are you listening?

The State Dept. unnecessarily chooses to revoke the U.S. passports of certain citizens required to register for past sexual offenses. Why?

Fifty % of something is better than one hundred percent of nothing

Giving away part of the shares of your company is smart as it allows you to bring in skills you don't have as well as secure capital

Did He Say That?

Justice Gorsuch opened a can of worms because all six of the SCOTUS SIX are fruit of the poison tree and should be recused or prosecuted!

Death penalty legislation is not about the death penalty

Five states are simultaneously proposing legislation to create a capital offense of certain crimes where no loss of life has occurred.

Final Week to Apply for BofA's 2024 Student Leaders Internship

Paid internship supports DC-area non-profit and provides hands-on civics learning

"Where is Our Humanity?" protesters at AIPAC Headquarters

Protesters from TruthAboutPalestine ended their march at AIPAC, but were prevented from going inside. They were forced to hide their flags.

Progress for American Family Farmers in '23 & What's in Store for '24

With the Farm Bill extended until September 30, there's great opportunity to enact the OFF and PRIME Acts, and defeat the terrible EATS Act

Healthcare Heroes to Be Recognized

Choral Arts Society of Washington and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield To Distribute Tickets Across Northern Virginia Hospital Systems

Poll: Americans Wrongly Think Police Have Teen Arrest Guidelines

Strategies for Youth Poll Highlights Urgent Need for Change in Policies

Guide: Best New Year's Eve Parties in Washington DC for 2024

​As we bid adieu to '23, we look forward to the promise of 2024 & no better way to start than with a list of amazing NYE celebrations in DC!

Impersonation Show, "Divas In My Mind" at Crazy Aunt Helen's, 11/12

Vamps, Rhinestones, Queens; oh dear! Direct from Off-Broadway and Las Vegas; it’s time for DIVAS, DIVAS, DIVAS!

15th Annual Black People's March on the White House

Black People's March on the White House unites diverse groups to demand an end to U.S. war on Palestine, African, and indigenous peoples

GPF partners with local faith-based organization to host trainings

Trainings were held over three days giving more the option to attend.

American Momentum Bank enters D.C. market with key SBA lending hire

Banking veteran Maria Randall joins as vice president, SBA business development officer III, as bank continues national expansion

U.S. Joint Statement Against LGBTQ+ Conversion Efforts

Leading U.S. healthcare provider associations jointly denounce attempts to change people’s sexual orientation or gender identity

Early Childhood Educators Achieve Milestone: 1 Million CDA Credentials

Council for Professional Recognition presented the 1 millionth Child Development Associate credential to White Mountain Apache Tribe member

School for International Training Partners Rank High in Study Abroad

SIT Congratulates Partners That Magazine Ranked Highest for Study Abroad Programs

La Clínica del Pueblo a Hispanic Heritage Month Trailblazer

La Clínica del Pueblo Celebrates 40 Years of Promoting Health Equity and Supporting the Latinx Community

Dunkirk Veteran & Service Dog Honored by VFW for #StillServing

The national Veterans of Foreign Wars #StillServing campaign recognizes veterans who continue to serve in the community after the military.

Kym Lee-King Receives the Fibroid Fighter of the Year Award

Maryland woman is recognized for her advocacy efforts at "50 Shades of Purple" Fibroid Awareness Event

The Parliament of the World’s Religions Opens

Tai Ji Men’s Ancient Bell Rings, Spreading Conscience-Dirven Wishes for Peace

Tai Ji Men Participates in the Parade of Faiths

Eastern Celestial Creatures Grace the Parade to Bless the World

FIDF's DC Hosts 20 Bereaved Israeli Children as Part of Legacy Program

The Children Arrived in DC as Part of the 18th FIDF's Annual Legacy Summer Camp

American Youth Policy Forum Joins Children’s Defense Fund

Nonprofits combine to amplify youth voice in public policy

How to Build an Additional Dwelling Unit from Start to Finish

From design ideas to finances, local architect shares tips on how to think about your home.

SAG-AFTRA Demonstration: Acting Out

Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists is negotiating a new contract; actors and writers are on strike.

Friday is the last day for Walgreens' 1-Hour Delivery Pilot

Test program offers customers $10 in store credit for orders taking longer than one hour.