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Social Art & Culture An aperture for socially responsible artisians. The specific purpose of Social Art and Culture is to encourage art & design that affects social change.

SAAC "Art Activists" will use the power of the performing, visual, music and literary arts to address AIDS, education, housing, health and the environment within disadvantaged communities. The specific objectives shall be: 1) Art is an integral part of change in social causes. 2) DC will consist of a socially responsible artisans collective who collaborate and participate in educational based art programs designed to reach neglected communities throughout the District of Columbia.

10/14/2026

Fall 2026 Chess Tournament
A US Chess Federation (USCF) OPEN and scholastic (K-12) tournament!

Saturday October 17th, 2026
10am | Check-in: 9:15 AM - 9: 45 AM

Registration Fee Required at Door!

Pre-Registration Required by Thursday, October 16, 2026

Visit bit.ly/fall26tournamentdc for tournament details and requirements!

Location: Bryant St Market 670 Rhode Island Avenue NE, Washington, DC

Sponsored by: Black Wall Street, Khepra’s Kloset, The Association of Black Psychologists, Inc. DC Chapter, and We Act Radio

ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST BE MEMBERS OF THE USCF! NO EXCEPTIONS

10/09/2026

10/07/2026

JOIN US FOR A GREAT CONVERSATION:
📖 Karen Baker, Co-Founder and Board President, Social Art and Culture
📚 Mckenna Samson, Program Manager, Freedom to Read, PEN America PEN America
📘 Adriana Ladouceur, Founder, Bring Me Books | Educator & Content Creator
📕 Dr. Khadijah Ali-Coleman, Multi-disciplinary artist and Professor in the Humanities Dept. at Coppin State University
📙 Billy Allen (Mr. Billy the Librarian), Librarian, Storyteller, and Founder of 3 Kings Vision

10/05/2026

Social Art and Culture and WPFW 89.3 FM present
UNBANNED: Access Is Resistance
Special 2 hour Radio Segment hosted by
Amy Watkins and Dr. Daman Harris

Listen Live Thursday, 10.8.26 | 5 pm - 7 pm for Banned Books Week

The deeper question is: who has the authority to determine what is considered harmful, inappropriate, educational, or culturally valuable? When access to a book is restricted, whose interests, ideas, history, and diverse perspectives are served? Let's discuss!



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What a great day! This only captures part of the moments of the Artivists for Health Breathwork Session with Master and ...
10/04/2026

What a great day! This only captures part of the moments of the Artivists for Health Breathwork Session with Master and Certified Breath Sekou Ayo Handy-Kendi! We learned to breath through dance, movement, from being seated to standing under hip-hop music to sound scapes!

Thank you to all who came and the Faunteroy Center in Ward 7 for having us!

Friday, October 30, 2026, "We R Still Here" opens the doors at 10:00 AM for a celebratory full buffet breakfast, ending ...
10/01/2026

Friday, October 30, 2026, "We R Still Here" opens the doors at 10:00 AM for a celebratory full buffet breakfast, ending with a Mimosa toast honoring women small business owners' achievements and voices at Busboys and Poets 450K. Guests will enjoy two inspiring fireside chats with 4 women CEOs as we empower and lift each other in community!

This Saturday don't miss the FREE 90-minute session with Ayo Handy-Kendi! Doors open 1030am on Saturday,  October 3 and ...
09/30/2026

This Saturday don't miss the FREE 90-minute session with Ayo Handy-Kendi! Doors open 1030am on Saturday, October 3 and session starts 11am Sharp at FH Faunteroy Center & Resilience Incubator in NE. We have only 7 spaces left so grab them today. Registration closes Friday.

RSVP required @ bit.ly/afhbreath or Comment "Breath" and we'll send you the link.

Rita D Lewis Con celebration of 10 years at National Geographic Museum of Exploration is a great gathering of DC creativ...
09/28/2026

Rita D Lewis Con celebration of 10 years at National Geographic Museum of Exploration is a great gathering of DC creative entrepreneurs, artists and cultural workers, and organizations! Great job. 💥

14th Annual March On! FestivalTwo hundred fifty years ago, this nation made a promise. The 14th Annual March On! Festiva...
09/28/2026

14th Annual March On! Festival

Two hundred fifty years ago, this nation made a promise. The 14th Annual March On! Festival asks whether it's been kept — through film, panels, and performance, September 29–October 6 in DC.

Grounded in truth and driven by storytelling, March On! challenges us to ask: whose stories get told — and whose get remembered? Learn more at marchonfest.org.

WE R STILL HERE: Women’s Small Business Month Join Architects of Transformation and Social Art and Culture on Friday, Oc...
09/25/2026

WE R STILL HERE: Women’s Small Business Month

Join Architects of Transformation and Social Art and Culture on Friday, October 30, 2026, as We R Still Here opens the doors at 10:00 AM for a celebratory full buffet breakfast and ends with a Mimosa toast honoring women small business owners' achievements and voices at Busboys and Poets 450K. Guests will enjoy two inspiring fireside chats as we aim to empower and lift women entrepreneurs on:

➡️ Biz Structure & Financial Wealth with Omolola Adekeye, True Values Global Corporation, and Anethia Powell, Powell Wealth Strategists, LLC

▶️ Health, Well-Being & Liberation: Dr. Rovenia Brock-Riggins, The Everything Ro XM Show, and Dr. Vikki Johnson, Founder, Soul Wealth® LLC

Tickets on Sale Now @ werstillhere.eventbrite.com | Limited: 60 Seats Available

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1918 Martin Luther King Jr Avenue SE
Washington D.C., DC
20020

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