Since 2014 we've been documenting how racial covenants and serial displacement shaped the nation's capital. Tweets are Sarah Shoenfeld's.
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Editors' Featured Articles: Making power visible: Business improvement districts and #CreativePlacemaking in Washington, DC by Susanna F. Schaller, Aaron Howe, Coy McKinney and Sarah Shoenfeld
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#EditorsPicks #FreeAccess #placemaking #UrbanGovernance
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For nearly a year, you have joined us for screenings big and small of "Barry Farm"
Now come celebrate as the film goes live, online
🚨Join our release party May 28 at @dcpl! 1:30 PM for the doc & a special performance from the legendary Junkyard Band!🚨
dclibrary.libnet.info/event/…
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Now that you know Rihanna is pregnant and that the U.S. is being attacked by UFOs, don't you want to know about all of the civil rights and black power sites in Washington DC. Well you can Wednesday. Get your tix here: eventbrite.com/e/tangible-re…
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THE PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE OF BARRY FARM
Sat Jan 28th 1:30-4PM
Featuring screening of Barry Farm: Community, Land & Justice in Washington, DC followed by interactive performance by Verbal Gymnastics Theater Co.
RSVP: empowerdc.org/dclpjan28
@ Matthews Memorial 2616 MLK Jr Ave, SE
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are you a transplant to my hometown of Washington, DC? Or a longtime resident, or even Native Washingtonian? Do you yearn to learn more about your city than what you see on Housing Twitter? Then come on down to UDC next Tuesday, see this new documentary, then join us take action!
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Special Film Screening
Barry Farm: Community, Land, and Justice in Washington DC
Saturday, November 12 at 2:00PM
Woodridge Library
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Friday, October 21 at 6pm!
"Barry Farm: Community, Land & Justice in Washington DC" is LIVE at @busboysandpoets in Anacostia...
Join us for the film and community conversation featuring @mrfisherjr, @SabiyhaP, Alcione Amos of @SmithsonianACM and more!
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FRIDAY! Join DC Legacy Project for a free screening of Barry Farm: Community, Land and Justice followed by a book signing with Alcione Amos, author of Barry Farm-Hillsdale in Anacostia. See you there!
eventbrite.com/e/busboys-and…
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Tomorrow, join us for Race, History, and Rock Creek: Segregation in Rock Creek Park. Featuring our panelists Sarah Shoenfeld of @PrologueDC, @justupthepike of @ggwash & moderated by Kym Elder and the National Capital Region.
Register: rockcreekconservancy.org/cal…
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Join us for the Washington DC: Capital of Neoliberalism Walking Tour, Sat 9/17, hosted by @mdc_dsa! From the DC gov't to the IMF to the National Foreign Trade Council, learn about the history of neoliberalism in & from our nation's capital. Register here: docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1F…
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Join us, along with @AdMoBID and @PrologueDC for a walking tour of Adams Morgan history this Sat. 9/10 at 3PM! districtbridges.org/events/a…
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The struggle for affordable housing in D.C. is real. Too often, history’s witnesses have their stories told second-hand. Take in nuanced perspectives from the source & challenge yourself to listen to these entertaining and important narratives.
Register: ow.ly/KRtg50Kgkiv
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By Popular Request!
Very happy to share the info for the Online Premiere of "Barry Farm: Community, Land and Justice in Washington DC"
Hosted by @BrademasCenter
Free & Live Sept 20 at 6pm! RSVP here- nyu.zoom.us/webinar/register…
A film by @SabiyhaP & @SamuelGeorge76
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This weekend I watched an amazing documentary on #BarryFarms #Hillsdale. Got emotional relating my childhood joys and displacement trauma. A must watch for community advocates.
🙏🏾 @SabiyhaP @profwiley @empower_dc @PrologueDC @BFNA_docs @SamuelGeorge76
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A story of one of DC's most historic neighborhoods, told by those who lived there.
"Barry Farm: Community, Land and Justice in Washington DC" features interviews with generations of Barry Farm residents, from the dwellings' construction in the 1940s, to the displacements in 2019
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Episode 1 of HumanitiesDC Presents Porchtales: "The Disappearing of Sister Koko with Prof. D Boose" is available today!
Learn more about Sister Koko, former Civil Rights activist, 1x Black Panther Party associate, anti-apartheid activist in the US & Pan-Africanist organizer.
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1 week! Next Thurs @ 5:30pm, join the Conservancy, #RockCreekPark staff, @LisaFager, Mary Belcher, &
@BurksJarrod as we discuss the history of Black cemeteries in Rock Creek Park. Sign up for the virtual event: rockcreekconservancy.org/cal…
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Hey, you. Yes, YOU!
#DCHistCon is looking for enthusiastic and energetic volunteers to help us produce the 2022 conference, March 31–April 2. Volunteering will be a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience and network with historians and experts. ➡️ conference.dchistory.org/att…
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The full program for the 48th annual DC History Conference is live! Registration for the 3-day event, March 31–April 2, is free for all. #DCHistCon
Register → conference.dchistory.org/att…
Full program → conference.dchistory.org/pro…
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this Saturday, 11-20-2021, for @DCPresLeague members only: an in-person tour of "Historic #BloomingdaleDC: The Campaign Against Covenants", 10am-11:30am with @PrologueDC
Mapping Segregation website: mappingsegregationdc.org/
become a DC PL member here: dcpreservation.org/membershi…
