Southeast D.C. residents are taking control of their health by launching the Pan-African Community Action's People's Pan-African Wellness Front, a monthly initiative that provides free health services and education to the community.

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Davis Boxing Promotions' "The Grind and the Glory" fight card featured nine matches, including a hard-fought win by Erick Rosado over previously undefeated Christopher Glenn, a unanimous decision win by Greg Outlaw over Michael Lee, and a first-round knockout by Keith Saunders Jr. over Lucius Johnson.

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Hundreds of Howard University students, along with students from other local campuses, marched from Franklin Park to the White House to protest ICE-led violence and operations, emphasizing the importance of collective action and intergenerational collaboration.

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The DMV offers a weekend packed with cultural performances, festive attractions and community-centered gatherings, including Christmas Day football, Kwanzaa celebrations, immersive theater, karaoke nights and waterfront light displays.

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The DMV is alive with festive and community-focused events this weekend, including comedy, ice attractions, holiday markets, live theater, and family-friendly activities.

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In partnership with Public Welfare Foundation’s Real Safety D.C. education campaign, The Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark-Barnes hosted a one-hour roundtable as part of the paper’s Let’s Talk video series. Held at the Lankford Auditorium inside the historic True Reformer Building on U Street NW, the discussion brought together four D.C. leaders from faith, business, […]

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The DMV area offers a variety of community events this week, from holiday concerts and cultural celebrations to service opportunities, family programs and local performances, with something for everyone to enjoy.

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In partnership with Public Welfare Foundation’s Real Safety D.C.education campaign, The Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark-Barnes hosted a one-hour roundtable as part of the paper’s Let’s Talk video series. Held at the Lankford Auditorium inside the historic True Reformer Building on U Street NW, the discussion brought together four D.C. leaders from faith, business, government, and community […]

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Real Safety D.C.: Faith, Community and Healing Beyond Incarceration In partnership with Public Welfare Foundation’s Real Safety D.C.education campaign, The Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark-Barnes hosted a one-hour roundtable as part of the paper’s Let’s Talk video series. Held at the Lankford Auditorium inside the historic True Reformer Building on U Street NW, the discussion brought together […]

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The Washington Informer Calendar offers a variety of events in the District, ranging from holiday celebrations and parades to educational workshops, family programs, and food assistance opportunities.

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