Men of Change: Taking it to the Streets presents a nation’s story through the profiles of revolutionary African American men.  The exhibition has been creatively reimaged for outdoor installation in the District of Columbia’s Ward 7 Deanwood neighborhood to be accessible to the community as a safer response to Covid-19.

A Right to the City explores the history of neighborhood change in the nation’s capital.

Notable African American writers tell stories, including Valerie Boyd, Octavia E. Butler, Kenny Carroll, Edwidge Danticat, Samuel R. Delany, Eloise Greenfield, Charles Johnson, Delores Kendrick, and Walter Dean Myers.

View documents, photographs, and music that explore the role of the black church in major American cities, including Washington, DC.