As DC officials consider a renewed juvenile curfew in the name of “public safety,” a familiar pattern is emerging: the criminalization of working-class Black youth and the expansion of state […]
"Teen Takeovers" aren't chaos. They are a response! Black working-class youth are growing up with closed schools, underfunded programs, over-policing, and no real investment in their futures. When the system […]
While youth curfews in DC continue to be pushed in the name of "public safety," we must shift the focus toward what real safety looks like when communities lead. Instead […]
This is more than a health program—it’s a step toward Black self-determination. We welcome healthcare workers, students, community members, and all who are ready to organize, learn, and build power.
An opportunity for people fighting against the Family Policing System across the country to come together.
Learning lessons from Black women in the Black Panther Party, local struggles in DC, and international liberation movements for alternatives As unemployment, unaffordability, and displacement continue to deepen across Washington, […]
PACA is proud to announce the return of Malcolm A Day in Anacostia Park, celebrating the life of Malcolm X and his ideology of Black, working class unity with performances, speakers, food, and informative activities.
This is more than a health program—it’s a step toward Black self-determination. We welcome healthcare workers, students, community members, and all who are ready to organize, learn, and build power.
This Assata Shakur Popular Education session, in conjunction with the Black Alliance for Peace-DC, will explore the history and political significance of African Liberation Day as a global expression of […]
Barack Obama's election was celebrated as a historic milestone for Black political representation, but it also helped create the illusion that symbolic inclusion within existing institutions would lead to meaningful […]
An examination of the political context and implications of the surge vs. genuine public safety through self-determination.
This is more than a health program—it’s a step toward Black self-determination. We welcome healthcare workers, students, community members, and all who are ready to organize, learn, and build power.