Updates
Member Reflection: Philly Coop Learning Journey Trip
July 06, 2015
By Art Brown For the past three months, members and staff of ONE DC organized three Cooperative Learning Journey trips visiting Baltimore, Maryland (Red Emma’s, a coop book store), New York City (Build with...
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June 19, 2015
Join ONE DC, the DC Black Workers Center, and the Kalmanowitz Initiative for Labor and the Working Poor at our Juneteenth Press Conference to release the Marriott Marquis Training Program Accountability Report. Even with...
Read More ShareDo You Support Black Organizing?
May 28, 2015
Let me tell you a story about Libanos, an African immigrant living at Mount Vernon Plaza. A few months ago, Libanos was participating in a class discussion at UDC-Community College when the professor, who...
Read More ShareDCFerguson & Baltimore Updates
April 29, 2015
DCFerguson: Community-led Security Initiatives, Not More Officers from New D.C. Police Funds As the uprising in response to the brutal killing of Freddie Gray in Baltimore continues, it brings to the forefront the need...
Read More ShareAn Economic Agenda for Black Workers
April 27, 2015
Adapted from Black Worker Organizing Panel Discussion My name is Jennifer Bryant and I’m a right to income organizer with ONE DC. I’m going to be talking today about grassroots Black worker organizing in...
Read More ShareReflections on ONE DC Coop Learning Journey to Red Emma’s
April 27, 2015
By Julia Eddy & Allison Basile On March 14th, a group of colleagues, friends, and strangers gathered outside of ONE DC’s office at the New Community Church to embark on a special kind of Sunday...
Read More ShareMake DC a Worker Coop-Friendly City!
March 12, 2015
The DC Worker Cooperative Coalition (DCWCC) is a group of worker cooperative owners, worker cooperative incubators, lawyers, and grassroots organizing groups who support the development of worker cooperatives as a necessary tool for equitable...
Read More ShareBarry Farm Organizers Deliver Their Demands!
February 25, 2015
Barry Farm Study Circle, Barry Farm Tenants and Allies Association, Empower DC, and ONE DC continue to fight to preserve the history of Barry Farm and stop displacement of public housing residents. Barry Farm...
Read More ShareFueled by reflections from the ONE DC Freedom School, Congress Heights residents testify at Zoning Commission Hearing
February 25, 2015
By Caroline Hennessey On January 22, residents of Congress Heights fought back against development aimed to line the pockets of one of the largest slumlords in the District. The development project seeks to displace...
Read More ShareRSVP: Equitable Development in DC: Sustainability from Below
February 23, 2015
RSVP Here ONE DC and George Washington University are joining forces for the second annual conference on equitable development in Washington, DC on March 26, 2015. To be held on the campus of George...
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