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Join us every first Wednesday of the month for Welcome Wednesday Campus Tours at KIPP DC Legacy College Preparatory. These tours offer a unique opportunity to see our classrooms, explore key campus spaces, and meet our school leaders. Each tour will conclude with a 10-15 minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about our schools. Details: When: Wednesday, May 7, 2025 from 4pm - 5pm Where: 3999 8th St SE. Get campus directions here . Registration: Pre-registration is encouraged using this form, but drop-ins are welcome! What to bring: Please bring a valid ID. Come walk through our vibrant learning environments and discover the KIPP DC experience! Question? Contact our student recruitment team: apply@kippdc.org Information Source: KIPP DC Student Recruitment | eventbrite

The Sorkin Summit Compass Pro Bono’s annual excellence in nonprofit governance conference helps new and experienced board members, Executive Directors, and other nonprofit leaders become more informed and effective. From experts who share insights and best practices to structured peer learning and networking, the Summit will equip you to better navigate changing times impacting your work in service of your community Cli ck here for more information. Cli ck here if you want to join us virtually for the Sorkin Summit. Cli ck here to attend in Chicgao . Cli ck here to attend in Minneapolis . Information Source: Compass Pro Bono | eventbrite

Panel discussion of the Regional Economic Outlook including Fairfax County Board of Supervisors Chairman Jeff McKay Washington DC Economic Partnership CEO Derek Ford moderated by Aaron Wiener , Washington Post COVID Causes Rent Divergence, Easing of Pandemic Shows Rent Convergence Average monthly rent for a housing unit in urban, suburban, and exurban jurisdictions, 2015-2024, 2023 dollars Source for rent figure: Zillow rent data. Top figure, hospitality employment from Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, normalized to 100 in 2019. Information Source: Center for Washington Area Studies | eventbrite

Join us every first Wednesday of the month for Welcome Wednesday Campus Tours at KIPP DC College Preparatory. These tours offer a unique opportunity to see our classrooms, explore key campus spaces, and meet our school leaders. Each tour will conclude with a 10-15 minute Q&A session where you can ask questions and learn more about our schools. Details: When: Wednesday, May 7 2025 from 4pm - 5pm Where: 1405 Brentwood Pkwy NE. Get campus directions here . Registration: Pre-registration is encouraged using this form, but drop-ins are welcome! What to bring: Please bring a valid ID. Come walk through our vibrant learning environments and discover the KIPP DC experience! Question? Contact our student recruitment team: apply@kippdc.org Information Source: KIPP DC Student Recruitment | eventbrite

Join us for a walking tour of the converted callboxes installed in downtown D.C. While callboxes were once part of the city's emergency services system, today many stand as public art installations. Eight boxes have recently been converted to share the story of eight significant women in our city's history, ranging from Katherine Graham to Alice Paul, Mary Church Terrell to Julia Ward Howe. This tour will make a quick stop at each callbox and we'll learn about the women who helped shape our nation. FREE FOR FEDERAL WORKERS: A Tour Of Her Own is partnering with local walking tour companies to celebrate our public service workers. During Public Service Recognition Week (May 3-11, 2025) anyone employed by the federal government as of January 1, 2025, regardless of current employment status, can take walking tours free of charge ! Anyone can reserve a spot on these walks, but federal employees attend for free. TOHO SERVICES: Private tours and book talks are available for scheduling upon request. Register to receive emails and stay in the loop! Information Source: A Tour Of Her Own | eventbrite

ABOUT THE BOOK Fun, decadent, and vegetarian? Yes, yes, and decidedly yes, in these bold recipes for faux-fancy but simple meals— and cocktails! Mamrie Hart, New York Times bestselling author, comedian, podcast host, and longtime vegetarian, has whipped up mouthwatering meat-free meals and snacks on her socials for years. With her millions of fans and followers eating up her content and clamoring for her recipes, she delivers all that and more with this larger-than-life debut cookbook. All I Think About is Food features more than 100 tantalizing dishes and spirited cocktails organized into themed-out dinner parties. With her unique spin on Southern Tapas to her take on a steakhouse and an all-aphrodisiac date night, each chapter delivers on flavors and fun. They also each include a “morning-after fill,” clever recipes for jazzing up your leftovers. Fabulous photography, a vivacious design, and Hart’s signature warmth and humor make this book the life of the party for every campy home cook. ABOUT THE AUTHOR Mamrie Hart is an actress, comedian, podcast host, and author. Her YouTube channel, You Deserve a Drink , launched her eponymous New York Times best-selling memoir. She’s cohosted Food Network’s Tiny Food Fight , and with Grace Helbig, the podcast This Might Get Weird . She lives in Los Angeles, California. Information Source: Bold Fork Books | eventbrite