At its first meeting for the month of March, 2023, ANC1B, representing DC’s Ward 1 community, presented its evaluation of each of the two proposals for the redevelopment of the Reeves Center and set forth its recommendations.

Washington, D.C.'s Tenant Opportunity to Purchase Act has been an increasing thorn in the side of multifamily investors seeking to buy and sell apartment buildings in the District, but it has opened the door for a small, local nonprofit dedicated to preserving affordable housing to grow quickly.

Frank D. Reeves (1916-1973) was a lawyer and civil rights activist who was part of the team that shaped the landmark Brown v. Board of Education (1954) lawsuit that rendered segregated schools unconstitutional and mandated school desegregation throughout the United States.

New construction will soon occupy more District corners and with them, the promise of the latest, the newest and the biggest. But one thing that cannot be lost among the blueprints and the scaffolds is the support and engagement of small, independent and minority-owned local businesses.

The Washington Jazz Arts Institute is featured on DCTV during the month of August.

On Saturday, June 26 author Briana Thomas signed and gave away 100 of her books "Black Broadway in Washington, DC" at an exclusive book signing event.

On Saturday, June 26 author Briana Thomas signed and gave away 100 of her books "Black Broadway in Washington, DC" at an exclusive book signing event.

The Douglass Community Land Trust, in partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Washington, D.C., and the Reeves CMC Venture, will build affordable housing at the soon-to-be redeveloped Frank D. Reeves Center of Municipal Affairs in Northwest.

It all begins with an idea.