The September Open Board of Trustees Meeting will be held in the DCRB offices at 900 7th St NW, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20001 at 1 pm. Please call one (1) business day prior to the meeting to ensure the meeting has not been cancelled or rescheduled.
The July Open Board of Trustees Meeting will be held in the DCRB offices at 900 7th St NW, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20001 at 1 pm. Please call one (1) business day prior to the meeting to ensure the meeting has not been cancelled or rescheduled.
In commemoration of African Liberation Day, the DC Mayor’s Office on African Affairs (OAA) is partnering with the Office of Minority Health Resource Center (OMHRC) to host a discussion on “Africans in DC and Access to Health Care.” This discussion aims to highlight key trends in the African community in DC as it relates to health and raise issues of access, research & data collection, as well as strategies and opportunities for addressing the health disparities within immigrant and foreign born communities in the District.
First Annual Older Americans Month Senior Symposium “Never Too Old to Play: Understanding Your Options as a Seasoned Citizen” on Friday, May 25, 9am–4pm at the Park Hyatt Washington
The May Open Board of Trustees Meeting will be held in the DCRB offices at 900 7th St NW, 2nd Floor, Washington, DC 20001 at 1 pm.
4th Annual DC Housing Expo, June 2, 2012
If you are 21 years old or younger and want to share your opinions on what’s happening in your city, then come out & be heard!
Questions? Want to reserve a table for your organization?
Contact the DC Youth Advisory Council at (202) 727-7968 or [email protected]
This is an event celebrating the African American and Quaker Cemeteries at Walter Pierce Park, featuring The Jubilee Singers of All Souls Unitarian Church, The Massachusetts 54th and 23rd Regiments of the U.S. Colored Troops, and the Ladies of FREED - Women of the Civil War. This event is free and all ages are welcome. No reservations are required.
IKG Cultural Resource Center in the Thurgood Marshall Building presents the accomplished author/co-author, frequent national and international lecturer, and noted historian of the African Diaspora, Mr. C.R. Gibbs, who will present the DC Emancipation Story, as part of the commemoration of the 150th Anniversary of the ending of slavery in the District of Columbi and freeing of 3100 enslaved persons.
The Office on African Affairs invites you to join Mayor Vincent C. Gray for an African Youth Town Hall. Come discuss your experiences, ideas and recommendations directly with the Mayor. This is a golden opportunity to have your voice heard.