Articles
At 9th & Alabama
Sharing Kathy Pointer’s Story South of the Anacostia River in Washington D.C., lines of people begin to form along Alabama Avenue SE every Tuesday morning. Some are students getting ready […]
Understanding the Mental Health of Teachers and Students in Juvenile Detention Centers
From the beginning, God designed us to prosper in families, neighborhoods, and communities filled with care, structure, and purpose. Mental wellness, education, safety, and belonging are all part of God’s […]
Will You All Step In?
Telling the story of DC127 At the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, people gathered to remember and carry forward a movement. August 2013 marked the 50th anniversary of the March […]
Catastrophe Transcends Partnership: A Vision for Public Justice in Disaster Relief
Escalating Disasters and FEMA Uncertainty “I have not been affected, why should I care?”, “I care about people before I worry about plants and animals.” These are the words of […]
Hospice Helps Us Die Well. Barriers and Misconceptions Prevent Access to Services.
To read the full research behind this op-ed, visit our 2025 Hatfield Prize page here. Often when we talk about access to healthcare, end-of-life care services go unmentioned. But as a […]