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Shoulda, Coulda, Woulda 

Some opportunities are not to be missed. Our fellows offer insights about their work. Take these questions and think about what we could and should change, if we would just reflect now...   

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Lean Into Harm Reduction With Peer - Led Policies

by Julien Spurling

Could we save lives by trusting experience as expertise? Should we better understand DC's overdose crisis with peer led policies for harm reduction. Check out Julien's work to learn about the state of the overdose crises and how to address it. 

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Practice Memory to Shape Identity

by Lena Lorenz, PhD

Traditions are practices to connect people. How could your identity be shaped by your traditions? Check out Lena 's work to explore how Jewish and Christian Orthodox practices shape identities in these faith communities. 

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Remove Barriers to Increase Philanthropic Support 
by Carmen Ross, MSW

Black-led community based organizations are still doing the work for their community, but face annual uncertainties in lieu of of long-term investments. Check out Carmen's work to uncover barriers, opportunities, and best practices for strengthening funding partnerships that support Black-led organizations.

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Contribute to Abortion Access

by Amy Alterman, PhD

Feeling frustrated, about the state of women's health, but unsure of how to step in. Before getting in the fight, learn how your skills can contribute to abortion access in DC. Check out Amy Alterman's work for practical guidance.

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