July 9 | Art, Inspiration, and Challenges During COVID with Cita Sadeli (aka Miss Chelove)

Miss Chelove will discuss her mural art and inspiration and challenges as a result of this pandemic.

EVENTSThe Advoc8teJuly 9, 2020Smithsonian Anacostia Community MuseumComment

July 9 | Art, Inspiration, and Challenges During COVID with Cita Sadeli (aka Miss Chelove)

Miss Chelove will discuss her mural art and inspiration and challenges as a result of this pandemic.

EVENTSThe Advoc8teJuly 8, 2020Smithsonian Anacostia Community MuseumComment

July 9 | Art, Inspiration, and Challenges During COVID with Cita Sadeli (aka Miss Chelove)

Miss Chelove will discuss her mural art and inspiration and challenges as a result of this pandemic.

EVENTSThe Advoc8teJuly 5, 2020Smithsonian Anacostia Community MuseumComment

March 21 | A Right To The City Author Talk Series: Brandi T. Summers

Brandi Summers talks about her book, Black in Place: The Spatial Aesthetics of Race in a Post-Chocolate City.

FREE EVENTThe Advoc8teFebruary 27, 2020Smithsonian Anacostia Community MuseumComment

Oct 26 | A Right To The City: The Past and Future of Urban Equity @ ACM

This free symposium convenes scholars, organizers/activists and nonprofit leaders.

Oct 26 | A Right To The City: The Past and Future of Urban Equity @ ACM

This free symposium convenes scholars, organizers/activists and nonprofit leaders.

Sept 8 | Year of the Anacostia Community Forum & Reception @ Anacostia Museum

This free forum will provide a space in which stakeholders can reflect on the past year’s significance.

Lori Yarrish, Director of the Smithsonian's Anacostia Community Museum has passed

Together we mourn the loss of an amazing woman who gave so much to DC.

PHOTOSThe Advoc8teAugust 8, 2018LORI YARRISH, Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum, RIPComment

July 15 | A conversation with Claire Smith moderated by Clinton Yates @ Anacostia Community Museum

A conversation with American sportswriter, Claire Smith moderated by Clinton Yates, former Washington Post Columnist now Tastemaster and Senior Blogger at The Undefeated.

My Pick of the Week : A Right To The City @ Smithsonian Anacostia Community Museum

A Right to the City explores the history of neighborhood change in the nation’s capital, and its rich history of neighborhood organizing and civic engagement that transformed the city in the face of tremendous odds.