After last year’s record attendance, the Washington Spirit return to the pitch
The D.C. soccer team heads back to Audi Field with their star forward, new uniforms, and hopes for another championship run.
For D.C. residents in prison, voting is one of the last connections we have to our communities.
In seven short months, I had gone from being among the “dregs” of society to getting an audience with the people who help make this country’s laws.
Giving incarcerated people hope for a possible return is valuable not just for them, but for their families and communities.
Violence interrupters do crucial work in this city. They deserve to be supported.
We owe it to the incarcerated residents whose chances at release keep being arbitrarily denied.
Robert Barton, a D.C. resident and returning citizen, says his "newness" to the world after 30 years in prison has given him a fresh perspective on the role of technology in society.
D.C. has a well-deserved reputation for providing comprehensive reentry services to returning citizens, but they're still not doing enough.
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