• Alternative 4th of July (in collaboration with Palestine House of Freedom)

    Dar Alhurriya: Palestine House of Freedom 650 Pennsylvania Ave., SE, Washington

    Joining us as our special guest speaker, all the way from Palestine, is Iyad Burnat! Let us celebrate Unity in the face of Imperialism! This July 4th, come to our event to enjoy some food, live music, and shop local vendors!

    The Politics of Heatwaves & the Impacts of Climate Change on Black Communities (ASPE)

    ONE DC Black Workers & Wellness Center 2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, Washington

    Extreme heat is not just a natural disaster—it is the result of political and economic decisions that leave working-class Black communities with fewer resources, less protection, and greater exposure to climate change. Join PACA for an interactive political education session -- Assata Shakur Popular Education (ASPE) -- examining how environmental racism, capitalist development, and unequal […]

    PACA Open House and Outreach Training

    ONE DC Black Workers & Wellness Center 2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, Washington

    Join PACA on July 12th from 11:00-1:30 pm for an open house and outreach training at the Black Workers and Wellness Center (2500 MLK Ave SE). During the training, we will discuss PACA's vision, political ideas, and theory of change, and how it connects to our ongoing community organizing in Southeast DC. It will also […]

    Toxic Water, Neglected Communities, & the Need for Community Control in Southeast DC (ASPE)

    ONE DC Black Workers & Wellness Center 2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, Washington

    Access to clean, safe water is shaped by political power—not chance—and decades of neglect have left many Black communities in Southeast DC to bear the costs of aging infrastructure and environmental injustice while DC Water remains largely insulated from community control. Join PACA for an interactive political education session -- Assata Shakur Popular Education (ASPE) -- exploring […]

  • BLACK AUGUST 2026: The Revolutionary Potential of Black Youth

    ONE DC Black Workers & Wellness Center 2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, Washington

    Malcolm X Grassroots Movement- DC Chapter and Pan-African Community Action (PACA) invite you to honor Black August 2026. D.C. community is invited to join the D.C. Chapter of Malcolm X Grassroots Movement and Pan-African Community Action (PACA), to commemorate Black August 2026 and Black August Resistance: The Revolutionary Potential of Black Youth! SERIES SESSIONS: Wednesday, August 5th: Youth Inherit the […]

    Transit Solidarity Program

    Anacostia Metro Station 1103 Howard Rd. SE, Washington

    Every day, thousands of Washington, DC residents rely on Metro to get to work, school, medical appointments, grocery stores, and care for their families. But for many working-class residents—especially in Wards 7 and 8—the rising cost of transportation has become another barrier to meeting basic needs. At the same time, increased fare enforcement has placed additional burdens […]

    Takin’ to the Streets: The Long Tradition of Revolutionary Youth Resistance (ASPE)

    ONE DC Black Workers & Wellness Center 2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave, Washington

    Black August calls on us to study the history of Black liberation, deepen our political consciousness, and learn from the experiences of political prisoners and revolutionary movements. This session examines how young people built and led organizations such as the Revolutionary Action Movement, SNCC, the Black Panther Party, and the Young Lords, while exploring the […]

    The People’s Community Health Walk

    Anacostia Park 2200 Anacostia Dr. SE, Washington

    Join PACA for a Community Health Walk leading up to our August People's Pan-African Wellness Front, where we'll be sharing ideas around preventive health care and creating a space for residents to come together, get active, and engage with one another. All ages are welcome. Hydration and snacks will be provided.

    Manufacturing Consent: Youth, Miseducation, and the Politics of Mass Incarceration (ASPE)

    Black August requires us not only to remember political prisoners, but to understand the systems that made their imprisonment possible and continue to criminalize resistance today. Together, we will examine how schools, media, entertainment, and political institutions manufacture consent for policing and mass incarceration by criminalizing Black youth and erasing the history of revolutionary struggle […]