Don't Mute DC--A Call to Action Conference
We've got the city's attention: let's get organized for the next legislative cycle to stop cultural erasure and keep Washingtonians in DC.
This Spring, DC residents and musicians rallied with Don’t Mute DC to reverse tens of millions of dollars in cuts to health care, education, jobs programs and schools. Looking ahead, as gentrification continues to lift DC revenues, what is possible if we play offense? What happens if we bring the same energy and voices to shape the future direction of our city in the next legislative/budget cycle? Can we push back against displacement? Can we invest in cultural preservation and education? Can we get closer to racial equity, improve our health, and increase the peace among old and new neighbors, and on the street?
We've got the city's attention: let's get organized for the next legislative cycle to stop cultural erasure and keep Washingtonians in DC.
This Spring, DC residents and musicians rallied with Don’t Mute DC to reverse tens of millions of dollars in cuts to health care, education, jobs programs and schools. Looking ahead, as gentrification continues to lift DC revenues, what is possible if we play offense? What happens if we bring the same energy and voices to shape the future direction of our city in the next legislative/budget cycle? Can we push back against displacement? Can we invest in cultural preservation and education? Can we get closer to racial equity, improve our health, and increase the peace among old and new neighbors, and on the street?