Despite the government shutdown ending, food banks and distribution centers in D.C. say there's been a spike in need this ...

The city has conducted repeated encampment closures at the MLK Library, a refuge for people experiencing homelessness ...

There was a fear D.C. would see a spike in involuntary hospitalizations at area hospitals during the federal takeover, but it ...

D.C.’s Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP) reopens November 20 with a new appointment-based system some worry could be ...

A celebration of The Longest Table, a global movement uniting communities through shared meals, conversation, and connection.

Street Sense vendor Frederic John recalls his time working on the campaign of Bill Clinton and eventually working in the ...

A poetic call to confront climate chaos, protect Earth, act responsibly, and hold faith in God’s enduring love.

DBH launched a hotline and case managers in apartments to improve community relations with neighbors of PSH voucher holders.

A reflection on economic hardship, funding cuts, education’s importance, and a call for unity, resilience, and national productivity.

A brief reflection on work, routine, making ends meet, and the reminder to work smarter while finding daily balance.

A critique of D.C. police tactics, encampment clearings, and residents feeling dehumanized, unsafe, and stripped of basic rights.

A brief reflection on shifting from steak to a mostly vegetarian diet, embracing seafood, focus, and determination.