Events
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Join Respect DC in a door to door canvassing in the area around the proposed Fort Totten site.
The event is on Sunday, February 5, from 10am-1pm, and Respect DC is meeting up at the Fort Totten metro (again!).
Contact Mike Wilson at (202) 255-7974 or organizer@respectdc.org with any questions or concerns.
Want more tools for your social justice needs? Join us on our first Activist Sunday School for a strategy and tactics skill-share with Nadine Bloch of the Ruckus Society and Andrew Batcher of Nonviolence International.
To RSVP, click here!
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
The next Respect DC coalition meeting is this Monday, February 6th.
We will be discussing the many events we have planned for the coming month, including community meetings in each of the 4 wards Walmart is planning to enter; restarting canvassing around the city;and a bus tour to the Capitol Plaza Walmart site. In addition we will be discussing potential actions around the ballot initiative to ban corporate funding of elections in DC and how to begin putting more pressure on the developers of the proposed Walmart sites.
Contact Mike Wilson at (202) 255-7974 or organizer@respectdc.org with any questions or concerns.
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Celebrate the Jewish new year for the trees—DC eco-justice style!
Etz Chayim DC is partnering with local Jews to host multiple DC-relevant Tu B’Shvat sederim. We’ll explore the symbolic meaning of the seven species of the mid-Atlantic region, DC urban trees, and sustainability in our community. The seder content is inspired by Hazon, with a District flair and ideas for making a difference here at home.
Sederim will be located in: Adams Morgan (including Moishe House), Takoma, Woodley Park, and Rockville (Moishe House), Shepherd Park (Tifereth Israel).
$10 suggested donation (suggested wine donation for Moishe House DC).
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Celebrate the Jewish new year for the trees—DC eco-justice style!
Etz Chayim DC is partnering with local Jews to host multiple DC-relevant Tu B’Shvat sederim. We’ll explore the symbolic meaning of the seven species of the mid-Atlantic region, DC urban trees, and sustainability in our community. The seder content is inspired by Hazon, with a District flair and ideas for making a difference here at home.
Sederim will be located in: Adams Morgan (including Moishe House), Takoma, Woodley Park, and Rockville (Moishe House), Shepherd Park (Tifereth Israel).
$10 suggested donation (suggested wine donation for Moishe House DC).
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Celebrate the Jewish new year for the trees—DC eco-justice style!
Etz Chayim DC is partnering with local Jews to host multiple DC-relevant Tu B’Shvat sederim. We’ll explore the symbolic meaning of the seven species of the mid-Atlantic region, DC urban trees, and sustainability in our community. The seder content is inspired by Hazon, with a District flair and ideas for making a difference here at home.
Sederim will be located in: Adams Morgan (including Moishe House), Takoma, Woodley Park, and Rockville (Moishe House), Shepherd Park (Tifereth Israel).
$10 suggested donation (suggested wine donation for Moishe House DC).
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Celebrate the Jewish new year for the trees—DC eco-justice style!
Etz Chayim DC is partnering with local Jews to host multiple DC-relevant Tu B’Shvat sederim. We’ll explore the symbolic meaning of the seven species of the mid-Atlantic region, DC urban trees, and sustainability in our community. The seder content is inspired by Hazon, with a District flair and ideas for making a difference here at home.
Sederim will be located in: Adams Morgan (including Moishe House), Takoma, Woodley Park, and Rockville (Moishe House), Shepherd Park (Tifereth Israel).
$10 suggested donation (suggested wine donation for Moishe House DC).
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
The Our City Film Festival is the only festival that showcases DC-focused films. We encourage filmmakers to make films that will bring our communities together and celebrate the rich cultures, stories and scenes that make up Washington, DC.
Started in 2008 by Yachad, a DC non-profit committed to affordable housing and community development, the festival acts as an outreach effort and is now entering its fifth year. Since 2008 the Our City Film Festival has launched filmmakers' careers, helping them gain audiences, press attention, cash prizes and television deals and our loyal audience looks forward to our festival every year. We welcome everyone to Our City.
Join Yachad and Our City for the opening night party or one of many local film screenings! Click here for the schedule and tickets.
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
The Our City Film Festival is the only festival that showcases DC-focused films. We encourage filmmakers to make films that will bring our communities together and celebrate the rich cultures, stories and scenes that make up Washington, DC.
Started in 2008 by Yachad, a DC non-profit committed to affordable housing and community development, the festival acts as an outreach effort and is now entering its fifth year. Since 2008 the Our City Film Festival has launched filmmakers' careers, helping them gain audiences, press attention, cash prizes and television deals and our loyal audience looks forward to our festival every year. We welcome everyone to Our City.
Join Yachad and Our City for the opening night party or one of many local film screenings! Click here for the schedule and tickets.
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
Join CNHED and Housing for All for a 5-week training course!
Gain skills to be a powerful voice for affordable housing with our training course for new advocates. We will cover all the basics to help you become a great advocate for yourself and your community. The sessions help you tell your own story, testify at a hearing, and talk to the press. Every session will include time to practice and ask questions. Each week also builds on the last one, so please plan to attend all 5 weeks.
January 18 – Advocacy Basics
January 25 – Telling your story
February 1 – Giving testimony
February 8 – Meeting with elected officials or agencies
February 15 – Talking to the media
Please RSVP. Questions? Contact Elizabeth: efalcon@cnhed.org or 202-745-0902 x205
