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After a typhoon, earthquake or uprising, the arts can help
Christina Sturdivant
Monday, September 14, 2015
Art can not only
heal minds
but can heal communities after disaster. Our latest panel discussion showed how improv can help typhoon survivors, painting can help protestors, and photography can help rebuild a landmark.
The Arts
Downtown
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Georgetown/Glover Park
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What it's like to be an indie filmmaker in the District
Erik Hyrkas
Tuesday, September 01, 2015
The District's film scene is alive and kicking, as our interviews with these four filmmakers show.
The Arts
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The art of preparing for disasters
Christina Sturdivant
Tuesday, August 18, 2015
Mary Tyszkiewicz is using improv to help people prepare for and recover from disasters.
Design
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For Good / Non Profit
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The Arts
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Tonight: Arts After Disaster
Tuesday, July 28, 2015
In recognition of September as National Emergency Preparedness Month, the panel will explore the importance of the arts and humanities during community pre and post-recovery efforts following natural and man-made disasters.
The Arts
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Healing Through Art asks: What's the arts' role in DC's mind, body, and soul?
Emily Rabbitt
Tuesday, June 09, 2015
The conversation engaged community partners who incorporate the arts in programs for at-risk young people, the elderly, people living with and caring for those with life-changing and life-ending conditions, and various members of the arts and non-profit community.
The Arts
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New broadcasting rules bring indie radio stations to DC
Mike Janssen
Monday, May 18, 2015
Thanks to a new law, D.C.'s airwaves are about to get a lot more local.
Community Development
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The Arts
Takoma
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Last chance: RSVP for Healing through Art
Tuesday, April 28, 2015
Please join the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities for a conversation exploring how local D.C. organizations are using the arts as an outlet to heal and explore the minds and bodies of those within our community.
The Arts
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Street Sense branching out with debut of �Cinema from the Street� documentary shorts
Brian Sprowl
Monday, April 27, 2015
A new job-training program for vendors of D.C.'s street newspaper is taking the nonprofit into new media, and taking viewers on a wild ride.
For Good / Non Profit
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The Arts
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#accessartdc asks the tough questions
Christina Sturdivant
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
Elevation DC and the DCCAH's event on arts access Wednesday was designed to get people talking about the city they wanted to see.
The Arts
Congress Heights
,
Anacostia
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Asheru�emcee, DC native, educator�uses hip-hop for change
Emily Rabbitt
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
“Hip-hop is all grown up now. KRS-One is 50. I’m forty....[But] hip-hop is an approach, a world view, and hip-hop-heads are in academia, in corporate life.”
Education
,
For Good / Non Profit
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The Arts
Congress Heights
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A hunger for arts east of the river
Rachel Kaufman
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
A number of arts organizations—many of them less than a decade old—are slowly turning Wards 7 and 8 from “art deserts” to art destinations. But the change of pace is slower than many would like.
Community Development
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The Arts
Congress Heights
,
Anacostia
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Will Play for Tuition
Christina Sturdivant
Tuesday, January 20, 2015
These Howard University student musicians aren't your average buskers.
The Arts
Shaw
,
Dupont Circle/Logan Circle
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10 big ideas for D.C. now and in 2015
Rachel Kaufman
Tuesday, December 16, 2014
What does the future hold for the District? Elevation D.C. looks forward for our last issue of the year.
City Planning
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Community Development
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Economic Development
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Entrepreneurship
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For Good / Non Profit
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Health and Wellbeing
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Parks & Public Space
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Real Estate
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Sustainability
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Technology
,
The Arts
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Transportation
Congress Heights
,
Downtown
,
H Street
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Brookland
,
Georgetown/Glover Park
,
Waterfront
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Capitol Riverfront
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U Street
,
Chevy Chase/Friendship Heights
,
NoMa
,
Columbia Heights-Mount Pleasant
,
Park View/Pleasant Plains
,
Bloomingdale
,
Takoma
,
Shaw
,
Foggy Bottom/Golden Triangle
,
The Hill
,
Petworth
,
Rhode Island Avenue Corridor
,
Anacostia
,
Tenleytown/Van Ness/Cleveland Park
,
Adams Morgan
,
Dupont Circle/Logan Circle
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What makes a great neighborhood? Our panel investigates
Alison Gillespie
Monday, December 08, 2014
What does a great neighborhood need? Parks? Retail? Grocery stores? Elevation DC's panel discussion with former D.C. mayor Anthony Williams and other experts, in a space overlooking the Capitol Riverfront, aimed to figure that out.
City Planning
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Community Development
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Economic Development
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Housing
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Parks & Public Space
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Retail
,
The Arts
Capitol Riverfront
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DC's historic buildings can anchor a neighborhood, but some are in jeopardy
Christina Sturdivant
Monday, November 17, 2014
When cookie-cutter buildings replace historic ones, something is lost. Here's how preserving D.C.'s landmarks can enrich our neighborhoods.
City Planning
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Community Development
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Design
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Economic Development
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Retail
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The Arts
Downtown
,
H Street
,
Georgetown/Glover Park
,
Petworth
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