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Young Leaders Talk Value of CBCF 55th Annual Legislative Conference: 'May Be Most Important Yet' (opens the original)
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Nearly 60 House members and a handful senators will go beyond Capitol Hill this week and take policy discussions and programming throughout the District for the 55th Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF) Annual Legislative Conference (ALC), a gathering that many young adult leaders say comes at a crucial time for the nation. “This year’s Congressional Black Caucus Foundation ALC week may be the most important yet,” said Rep. Oye Owolewa, District shadow representative and the Democratic c
Native Prince Georgian Promotes Pursuing Passions With Afro Plus Fest (opens the original)
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While artists have taken their final bows, vendors have cleared their wares and Northwest Stadium is moving on to prepare for football season, an encouraging lesson continues post-Afro Plus Fest: the power of pursuing one’s passion. “Prince George’s County has never hosted a festival like this,” Prince George’s County Executive Aisha Braveboy told The Informer on day two of the festival. “When these young people came to me and said, ‘Hey, we’re hoping to host the festival there.’ They gave me so
2026 DC JazzFest Celebrates the 'Future of Jazz,' Highlights Local and Global Talent (opens the original)
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As Washingtonians celebrate Labor Day weekend and the nation continues to recognize its semiquincentennial, the 22nd annual DC JazzFest (DCJF) is coming to audiences Sept. 2-6 with performances across the District that highlight local and global artists while showcasing the value, diversity and evolution of a musical genre born in the U.S.A. “This jazz festival is unique in that we’re celebrating the future of jazz, part of America’s 250. We know that jazz is America’s original art form and that
Superintendent Shawn Joseph Shares Plans, Goals for the Future of PGCPS (opens the original)
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As the 2026-2027 school year officially kicks off for students on Aug. 24, Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS) Superintendent Dr. Shawn Joseph has a major goal in mind: growth. “We have an acceleration imperative,” Joseph told The Washington Informer, “and that’s why it’s really important that we don’t waste any time, be real clear about what we’re doing in reading and mathematics, because our goal is to accelerate learning and put things in place to be able to do that.” With this year
The Importance of Reorientation, Navigating the New School Daze (opens the original)
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It’s that time of year again, when parents and children are filling stores, emptying aisles, and checking off supply lists in preparation for the new school year. Despite changing trends, social media and new standards, for years, the back to school season has looked about the same and always had the same goal: ensuring students have all the tools they need to thrive in and outside of the classroom. However it’s not only about purchasing items. Even before the first official schoolbell rings to
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