What Does It Mean Today? A free presentation and public discussion event at the Princeton (Illinois) Public Library on Thursday, March 5th, at 6:30 pm, featuring Joseph Flynn, Associate Professor, Curriculum & Instruction, at Northern Illinois University.

For adults 60 and up in Northwest DC, enjoy a wonderful concert, delicious lunch, and stimulating guided discussion at your local DC area library or community center this spring. This first event will be on Thursday, March 12th from noon to 2 pm at the West End Neighborhood Library at 2301 L St, NW, DC. […]

What Do You Know and What Should We Do Now?   Test your own knowledge about the Constitution, the role of government, rights and responsibilities. Team up with fellow citizens for a "trivia" competition about the serious topics that citizens of our American democracy should know. Then discuss how our common knowledge and differing perspectives […]

Postponed.  The third installment of the Communicating Across Cultures interactive discussion series with DC residents exploring the ways technology changes what it means to be neighbors.  Wednesday, March 25th at 6:00 pm at Howard University - Interdisciplinary Research Building at 2201 Georgia Ave. NW.  Please RSVP to BIT.LY/DCCULTURES3 as seats are limited.   

Postponed!  For adults 60 and up in Northwest DC, enjoy a wonderful concert, delicious lunch, and stimulating guided discussion at your local DC area library or community center this spring. This second event will be on Thursday, March 26th from noon to 2 pm at the Tenley-Friendship Neighborhood Library at 4450 Wisconsin Ave, NW, DC. […]

Join us for the second in our Virtual Spring Concert and Conversation Series. From Nashville, fiddler and composer Ross Holmes will take you on a blissful journey through his favorite tunes! We will enjoy the half hour live concert from our own homes, participate in a brief question and answer period, and then break up […]

Join us for the third in our Virtual Spring Concert and Conversation Series. Treat yourself to a beautiful afternoon of musical brilliance and calm with Washington National Opera Principal Harpist Susan Robinson! We will enjoy the half hour live concert from our own homes, participate in a brief question and answer period, and then break […]

Join us online on Thursday, June 25 from 1:00-2:15 pm EDT via Zoom for the first of three exploratory discussions. The recent police killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis, alongside other instances of police violence against Black Americans, has galvanized our national conscience and spurred uprisings and protests across the country and the world. To […]