Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture launches ‘Talking About Race’
The new online portal is designed to help families and communities from around the world discuss how racial identity and racism shape American society and culture.
Vienna Arts Society wraps up month-long Chalk the Walk event
The project started at the beginning of the month to show some kindness and help bring the community together during social distancing. Here’s where to find the art before it’s gone.
National Council on Aging releases winning photos from its ‘Aging Well for All’ exhibit
Headquartered in Arlington, NCOA’s most recent conference and photo exhibit showcase the richness and beauty of growing older.
Local high school students pair up with seniors for Companion Program
The Companion program allows residents at the Goodwin House and students from St. Stephen’s and St. Agnes School to build relationships as they experience COVID-19 closures.
How Caps player Garnet Hathaway is helping those affected by COVID-19, in his own words
Garnet Hathaway was already doing his part to give back to the community with Hath’s Heroes, his nonprofit that offered behind-the-scenes game experiences to local first responders. But once the pandemic hit, he partnered with DC-based SuperFd to make sure no one goes hungry during this uncertain time.
Saying Goodbye: What it’s like to lose someone to COVID-19
My grandfather had an underlying condition, but that doesn’t mean it hurt any less when he passed away from the coronavirus.
How true stories of military heroes became a graphic novel series
A new graphic novel series from DC and Marvel comic book authors depicts Medal of Honor winners as the real-life heroes they are.
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