The first dispensary in Washington DC solely owned by a black man.
Read More
Anacostia Organics (AO) opened on January 24, 2019!
Read More
The Association was originally formed in 1965!
Read More
Established in 1912 by residents!
Read More
Offer more than 30 programs and services to DC’s low-income residents.
Read More
RSVP for the Paint and Sip event on Feb 19th!
Read More
The last day for ice this season is February 26, 2022!
Read More
HAPS and Anacostia residents campaigned for the transfer of four blighted, historic homes to The L'Enfant Trust.
Read More
We did it! Another full day of spreading the good word and good vibes about the Southeast community!
Read More
Since 1962, the UPO has focused on changing lives — supporting and inspiring Washington, DC’s low-income residents on their journey to self-sufficiency and success.
Read More
Reading Partners mobilizes communities to provide students with the proven, individualized reading support they need to read at grade level by fourth grade.
Read More
Whitman-Walker empowesr all persons to live healthy, love openly, and achieve equality and inclusion.
Read More
Youth mental Health services are open to all young person ages 13-24 who have experienced or witnessed something that is difficult to talk about (i.e. crime).
Read More
While The Arts Center is relatively new, its parent organization, ARCH Development, a nonprofit has been working in Anacostia since 1991.
Read More
My not-so-guilty place to get a treat in Southeast.
Read More
Now this was really a Southeast Love mood!
Read More
Since 1973, Whitman-Walker has been a place where people can just be themselves without fear of judgment or retribution.
Read More
A love note to my bestie and a recap of how our Southeast Love affair began!
Read More
Creative "Black Girl Chic" Custom Decorated Planners, Journals and Accessories by Ward 8 resident Hatiná Covington.
Read More
That time The Advoc8te and the Far Southeast Family Strengthening Collaborative joined forces to celebrate some major Southeast milestones!
Read More