The National Museum of African American History and Culture has added a tapestry by artist Christopher Myers, titled "The Grim Work of Death," which depicts Nat Turner's slave rebellion.

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Wacif has received a $3.6 million grant from the Greater Washington Community Foundation Health Equity Fund to launch the Sustainable DC Project, which aims to help BIPOC and women-owned small businesses in the District grow and build resilience by implementing sustainable practices.

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CulturalDC is presenting S E E D, an immersive exhibition by local artist Murjoni Merriweather, at the Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum, which explores themes of growth, identity, and self-care through clay sculptures and interactive elements.

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Visual artists will present their works depicting Vice President Kamala Harris and Minnesota Gov. Tim Waltz in an exhibit at the Zenith Gallery in Northwest D.C.

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The DC Black MBA Association provides mentorship and networking opportunities for its members, helping them to navigate corporate environments, launch entrepreneurial ventures, and foster personal growth.

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Faith leaders from the Coalition of Concerned Clergy marched to the Heritage Foundation to denounce Project 2025's policies, which they believe undermine decades of social, economic, and civil progress in the United States.

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Pepco and the District's Department of Employment Services celebrated the 250th graduate of their DC Infrastructure Academy Pepco Utility Training Program, which provides District residents with access to training and opportunities for in-demand, well-paying careers in the energy sector.

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Thousands will unite in a sea of purple at Walk to End Alzheimer's in the metro Washington region to raise awareness and funds for the Alzheimer's Association, with more than 600 Walks taking place across the country.

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Word In Black is hosting a virtual conversation on September 10, 2024, to engage the African American community in the presidential debate, with participating newsroom outlets from across the nation.

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Woolly Mammoth Theatre Company has announced the fourth cohort of its two-year paid fellowship program, designed to provide talented candidates from historically excluded communities with the resources and training necessary to build their careers in arts administration or theatre technology.

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