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E. Lynn Harris estate backs Howard Theatre premiere of Invisible Life musical
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E. Lynn Harris’s estate is launching Behind the Mask: Invisible Life — The Musical at Washington, D.C.’s Howard Theatre on Nov. 30, 2026, with a World AIDS Day closing on Dec. 1. The production blends a new stage adaptation, an original score by…
Three CACFP leaders turn meal service into nutrition education
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The National CACFP Association is spotlighting three child care leaders in Washington, D.C., Nevada and Washington state who use the federal food program to do more than serve meals.
Reba Clarke-Wedderburn expands access-focused special education advocacy
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Influential Women is spotlighting Reba Clarke-Wedderburn, Ed.D., a Tennessee educator and nonprofit founder whose work centers on independent IEP audits, parent education, and school improvement.
Walker Memorial conference asks what faithfulness looks like as church decline levels off
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Walker Memorial Baptist Church in Washington, D.C., is holding its fourth annual Being the Church conference on Jan. 23, 2027, with a theme built around the “Foolishness of the Cross.” The event will bring national faith leaders together to…
Open Atlas, ASAN plan second annual Silicon Valley summit for high-skilled immigrants
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Open Atlas and the American South Asian Network will host their second annual summit Aug. 21-22 in Milpitas, California, bringing together more than 1,000 immigrants, founders, investors, students and employers for career, startup and immigration…
Neckwise launches migraine education site GotMigraines.net
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Neckwise has launched GotMigraines.net to educate the public about migraines and the possible role of the upper neck and craniocervical junction.
Immigration Legal Advisors opens San Juan office
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Immigration Legal Advisors, PLLC opened a new office in San Juan, Puerto Rico, on June 23, 2026, aiming to expand access to immigration legal help for residents who face visa, inadmissibility and deportation issues.
Pakistani religious freedom advocate wins America 250 IRF Courage Award
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Muhammad Kashif Mirza, a leading Pakistani religious freedom advocate, was honored in Washington, D.C., for more than 15 years of work advancing minority rights and interfaith harmony.
Stacie McClam film spotlights educator mental health
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Filmmaker and former educator Stacie McClam is using Minority Mental Health Month to call attention to the emotional toll K-12 schools can take on teachers, especially Black and Brown educators.
PNBC launches voter revival tour across four states
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The Progressive National Baptist Convention is taking a voter education and mobilization campaign to seven cities in South Carolina, North Carolina, Georgia and Texas ahead of early voting.
The Designers Collaborative marks 10 years with High Point Market events
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The Designers Collaborative will celebrate its 10th anniversary during Fall High Point Market with tours, talks, networking and a party in High Point, North Carolina.
Adam Carlson legal education program reaches national finalist round
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A film-based legal education program co-created by Walnut Creek attorney Adam Carlson was named one of three national finalists for the 2026 American Inns of Court Program Awards.
Earth Angel Worldwide expands music and education mission across major U.S. cities
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Atlanta nonprofit Earth Angel Worldwide says it is growing programs that blend music, education, mentorship and environmental stewardship across Metro Atlanta, Chicago, Miami, New York and Los Angeles.
Washington Revels sets 2026 Winter Revels in 1870 Washington home of Hiram Revels
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Washington Revels will stage Winter Revels 2026: An American Celebration from December 12-19, 2026, at Montgomery College Cultural Arts Center in Silver Spring.
Studio Mao backs Atlanta USA 250 cultural event with Russian and U.S. guests
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Studio Mao says it will support a July 6 cultural program at The Millennium Gate Museum in Atlanta tied to the United States’ 250th anniversary.
Black Student Fund ties math literacy push to Benjamin Banneker legacy
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Black Student Fund is launching a summer 2027 math class for high school students in Washington, D.C., focused on the math behind machine learning.
Stand Up for Science plans virtual rally on academic freedom
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Stand Up for Science will host a virtual rally Oct. 7 to pressure university leaders to defend academic freedom and back its higher education compact.
MEMRI adds William Barr to its board
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The Middle East Media Research Institute named former U.S. Attorney General William Barr to its Board of Directors on Oct. 8, 2026. The appointment brings a twice-serving attorney general and former senior Justice Department official into a group…
Syracuse survey finds burnout is the biggest challenge for independent local news publishers
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A Syracuse University survey of 112 independent local news publishers in 37 states and Washington, D.C., finds burnout and business strain are the sector’s biggest problems.
Stacie McClam urges schools to rethink education for the future
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Former educator and filmmaker Stacie McClam is using the summer planning season to push schools and communities to ask whether education is preparing students for a rapidly changing world.
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