Bobby Gailes

This evenings free film screening and panel discussion of ” A More or Less Perfect Union”.

This virtual event will be keeps our youth engaged in STEM.

Offering a platform for youth to express themselves.

The Workforce Development Center is offering employment services and workshops.

The Cure Sickle Cell Now Move-On Event takes place throughout the month of September.

Usher talks about his new single on the Steve Harvey Morning Show

Join the discussion on risks and prevention

Check out the conversation with Usher and Steve Harvey tomorrow morning

A collaborative effort is underway to assist person experiencing homelessness

Join tomorrows webinar for money and energy saving initiatives

The 8th Annual Health and Wellness Back2School Festival Kicks Off This Week

Can I Live, Inc. is offering it’s 6-month training program

The ASALH prepares for it’s 105th Annual Conference

Howard University and L’Oreal presents “Brukwine for Bison”

Coach John Thompson, a champion for his players.

Spotlighting Black Business as we close out the month of August, National Black Business Month

FAME is holding auditions for it’s Jazz Band Program

The coronavirus pandemic is forcing many of the county’s businesses to close their doors…here’s how you can help.

Child Fund International is addressing issues that the pandemic is causing .

A virtual program for preschoolers, Kindergarteners and 1st Graders

The National Nuclear Security Administration is hosting a virtual job fair this Wednesday

The 2020 Census is still underway and it’s easy for you to participate

AAA Mid Atlantic offers some tips on travel safety

The DC Department of Health is conducting COVID-19 antibody surveys

DC Safe is building a new domestic violence crisis shelter

The “Create Our New Logo” Contest is underway….submit your best work for consideration

Never leave a child alone in a car, not even for a minute.

George Washington University are looking for participants for their clinical trial

Investing in the housing market helps families with housing and in achieving the dream of home ownership.

The challenges facing the Capital Area Food Bank during the Covid-19 Pandemic.

The Books from Birth program provides free books to parents for their young children

Calling for a special session of the Maryland General Assembly

Looking for volunteers to help with a clean up effort in Oxon Hill.

A Virtual Youth Conference is tomorrow from 6pm – 8:30

The first of a series of webinars starts tomorrow at 5pm

The Buffalo Soldiers of Maryland are pouring back into some High School Grads.

The Juanita C Grant Foundation has launched the Village Connector Experience.

The deadline is fast approaching for the Humanities DC Soul of the City Grants

Prince George’s Community College host a virtual conversation tonight with Dr. Ibram X. Kendi

We’re exposing our youth to careers in S.T.E.A.M

Living Classrooms is helping to keep our youth engaged during the summer.

The Bethesda African Cemetery Coalition needs your help to stop the destruction of the Moses African Cemetery.

There are many ideas on what it will take to change Police/ Community relations

The goal is to expand Montessori education for African American Youth.

Camp Arena Stage is offering virtual camps this summer

What you need to know if you own a small business or are self-employed

The YMCA will be offering some great summer programs

The League of Women Voters and The HBCUAA are hosting the “Fire Up the Vote Virtual Cookout”

Financially Fit DC: A series of workshops to get Black Families financially fit.

Prince George’s County is hosting their “100 Events of Summer” Series