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DC Action Receives $375K Donation to Deepen Work with District Youth
Attorney General Karl Racine Redirects Misspent Nonprofit Funds from Trump Organization to District Nonprofit Working to Increase Youth Civic Engagement
Diane Bernstein Fellowship in Child and Youth Advocacy Applications are OPEN!
We are proud to offer a paid fellowship that will provide a hands-on experiential learning opportunity for rising college sophomores, juniors, seniors and graduate students, who are interested in the intersection of racial justice and public policy with a focus on children and youth.
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Let’s work together to break down structural barriers that stand in the way of all kids reaching their full potential.
We're making the District of Columbia a place where all kids grow up safe, resilient, powerful and heard.
DC Action uses research, data, and a racial equity lens to break down barriers that stand in the way of all kids reaching their full potential. Our collaborative advocacy campaigns bring the power of young people and all residents to raise their voices to create change.
DC Action is the home of DC Kids Count, Under 3 DC, DC Out-of-School Time Coalition, the DC Home Visiting Council and the Youth Economic Justice and Housing Coalition.
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Show Compassion and Take Action: DC Action's Statement on the Uvalde Tragedy
OST Voices Episode #19 | DC Strings Workshop | Andrew Lee, Artistic Executive Director
Status of DC Action's Budget Priorities after 1st Vote
The DC Council cast its first vote Tuesday on the District’s budget, nearing the final stages of allocating resources for Fiscal Year 2023, which begins October 1, 2022.
The DC Council cast its first vote Tuesday on the District’s budget, nearing the final stages of allocating resources for Fiscal Year 2023, which begins October 1, 2022.
DC Youth Programs See More Stabilization With First DC Council Budget Vote
Health Program Updates for the first FY23 Budget vote
FY23 Budget Update: Home Visiting Programs
After First Council Vote, Budget Provides Some–but Not Enough–Support for Youth and Families Experiencing Homelessness
Budget Recap: Local Funding for Out-of-School Time Puts DC on the Path to OST for All
FY23 Budget Update:Under 3 DC
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