Community News
This week we spoke with Dr. Donna Oriowo from AnnodRight. She’s a therapist giving us advice on how to take on the new year 2020, when to see a therapist and how to cope with issues like relationships, anxiety, depression, body/hair image, self-esteem, ethnic identity issues, and so much more. For more information, you can […]
This week in community affairs, I spoke with Nicole Jordan, the Marketing and Communications Director for DC Lottery. We discussed some of the new games coming in 2020, ways to win on non-winning tickets and bringing awareness to gambling addiction through the National Council on Problem Gaming. If you or someone you know who […]
This week in community affairs I spoke with BJ Paige, the founder of Boys to Bowties. Boys 2 Bowties is a certified Non-Profit 501(c)(3) organization operating in Prince George’s County MD. Our aim is to guide young males ages 8-18 through various workshops, mentors and consultations to becoming respectable residents for the future. Through teaching […]
CITY OF PRAISE MINISTRIES, PASTOR JOEL AND YLAWNDA PEEBLES www.cityofpraisechurch.com NEW HORIZON CHRISTIAN FAITH CHURCH, DR. CHARLENE MONK www.newhorizoncfc.org KETTERING BAPTIST CHURCH, PASTOR BUCAS STERLING, III www.ketteringministries.org GRACE CHURCH, BISHOP DEREK GRIER www.gracechurchva.org FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF HIGHLAND PARK, DR. HENRY P. DAVIS, III www.fbchp.org
This week in community affairs I spoke with William Dunn of the Dunn Foundation about his upcoming Turkey Giveaway on November 24th at Suitland High School. The Dunn Foundation is a nonprofit organization with a mission of working together with community partners to provide free community programs and services to families and communities in need. […]
This week in community affairs I spoke with Dr. Ramona Edlin the Executive Director of the DC Association of Chartered Public Schools. We discussed the shortage and the need for more charter schools in the District. She also mentions that there are abandoned buildings that can be flipped into schools but challenges with the city […]
This week in community affairs I spoke with Joy King of Per Scholas. PER SCHOLAS is a national nonprofit that drives proven social change in communities across the country. Through rigorous and tuition-free technology training, we prepare motivated and curious adults who are un- or underemployed for successful careers as technology professionals and create […]
This week in public affairs I spoke with Parker Curry and her mother, Jessica Curry about their new book “Parker Looks Up.” Parker went viral when a picture captured her in awe as she was looked up at a portrait of Michelle Obama at the National Portrait Gallery. Her book describing the moment is already […]
This week in community affairs, Morgyn interviews Meaghan Taylor, founder of Women In Radio, an organization for the advancement of women in the radio industry. We discuss what it was like to create an online community of radio professionals and how to empower and educate through the use of social media and networking.
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In this weeks community affairs, we talk to Anwaa Kong, about his MVEMNT app. A lifestyle app that provides black Millenials with a safe space to be social, access black businesses, and local professional/ social events.
This week in Community Affairs, I’m joined by Leroy Nesbitt to discuss the Black Student Fund and Latino Student Fund 47th Annual Independent School Fair. September 29th 2-5pm at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center.
