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OPEN HOUSE
UDC DIVISION OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
& LIFELONG LEARNING
3100 Martin L. King, Jr. Ave SE
Washington DC 20032
Navigating today's job market and the credentials required to secure employment in the District are daunting and quite expensive. For Washingtonians, workforce training and career counseling are accessible at University of the District of Columbia's Division of Workforce Development and Lifelong Learning (WDLL). Attend an open house, ask questions, and learn more about WDLL. Inquire about their roster of FREE courses!
Proceed to WDLL's website for additional information.
View the summer and fall 2023 course schedules.
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Important changes are coming to Medicaid.
Medicaid beneficiaries must renew their health coverage for themselves and/or their families.
Starting on April 1, 2023 and continuing through June 1, 2024, all 300,000+ Medicaid beneficiaries must renew their coverage.
If you need help, please call the Public Benefits Call Center at 202-727-5355. |
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On Tuesday, April 4, the Committee of the Whole voted unanimously to approve the markup of the “Cassandra S. Pinkney Way Designation Act of 2023,” which would symbolically designate the portion of 10th Place, S.E. in Squares 5933, 5934, 5938, and 5939 between Mississippi Avenue, S.E. and Savannah Street, S.E. as “Cassandra S. Pinkney Way”. Ms. Pinkney was the founder and Executive Director of Eagle Academy and an integral part of so many families' lives in the District until her passing on September 30, 2016. This legislation, along with the Davon T. McNeal, III Way Designation Act of 2023, were both approved on the first vote at the legislative meeting.
Councilmember White is thrilled that two pieces of legislation, the Marion Barry Avenue Designation Act of 2023 and the Dedication of a Portion of W Street, SE, S.O. 16-24322 Act of 2023 affecting roads and pedestrian walkways in Ward 8, passed unanimously on the final vote at the Council. Councilmember White is grateful for so much community discussion and support in renaming Good Hope Rd., SE to Marion Barry Ave., SE. and will be tracking closely as the bill moves to the Mayor next for approval.
At Tuesday’s legislative meeting, four resolutions introduced by Councilmember White were all passed unanimously into law: the Ward 8 Woods Conservancy Recognition Resolution of 2023, the Marvin Gaye Day Recognition Resolution of 2023, the Bard High School Early College DC DCIAA and DCSAA Basketball Championship Ceremonial Recognition Resolution of 2023, and the Patrice 'Boog' Harris Ceremonial Recognition Resolution of 2023, alongside a number of additional measures that Councilmember White co-introduced.
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A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION FOR PATRICE "BOOG" HARRIS TO HONOR HIS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE BOXING COMMUNITY.
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A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION TO DECLARE APRIL 2, 2023 AS MARVIN GAYE DAY IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
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A CEREMONIAL RESOLUTION FOR BARD HIGH SCHOOL EARLY COLLEGE DC FOR WINNING 2023 DCIAA AND DCSAA CLASS A CHAMPIONSHIPS FOR BOYS BASKETBALL
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April 3, 2023
The Committee on Recreation, Libraries and Youth Affair held a Budget Oversight Hearing on the Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment
[Click to Watch]
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March 31, 2023
The Committee of Recreation, Libraries and Youth Affairs Budget Hearing for MOAA, MOAAA, MOAPIA, MOCCA, MOLA, and MOFMB
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Mar 29, 2023
The Committee of Recreation, Libraries and Youth Affairs Budget Hearing for ServeDC
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Budget Oversight Hearing Schedule
Committee on Recreation, Libraries and Youth Affairs
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Councilmember White learns how to play pickleball ---the latest sport transforming DC at Arthur Capper
Thursday, March 30th
Councilmember Trayon White joined pickleball players at Arthur Capper community center to learn more about the explosive sport transforming recreation in the District.
In 2021, 2022 and 2023, Pickleball was named the fastest-growing sport in the United States by the Sports and Fitness Industry Association, with over 4.8 million players.
Councilmember White requested a $1.5 million investment to increase the number of Pickleball courts and necessary resources which will allow more fields and available time for players to enjoy this growing sport.
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National Cherry Bloosom Festival Hosts "Pinknic & Kite Fly" at Oxon Run Park
Sunday, April 2nd
Councilmember Trayon White joined Ward 8 at Oxon Run Park for “Pinknic & Kite Fly “- a spring celebration with free food, kite kits, art, music, family, and friendly activities, hosted by the National Cherry Blossom Festival.
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Marvin Gaye Day Celebration
Sunday, April 2nd
Councilmember Trayon White was invited by the African American Music Association (AAMA) a 501c3 non-profit organization to attend its "Marvin Gaye Birthday Celebration" at Sandlot Anacostia
The AAMA has been hosting a Marvin Gaye Day birthday celebration since 1992. This year AAMA was selected by the Encore Program of the Office of Cable, TV, Film, Music and Entertainment to present this Marvin Gaye celebration at Sandlot Anacostia.
Councilmember White gave a few words and read the Proclamation, proclaiming April 2, 2023 as Marvin P. Gaye Day in the District of Columbia.
This celebration was filled with live music of R&B, jazz, gospel, Go-Go, spoken word, hand dance, guest speakers, food vendors, merchandise vendors and more.
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Cutz & Conversations at Anacostia New Tech High School
Monday, April 3rd
It was an incredible turnout for “Cutz and Conversations” — a young men’s mentoring group at Anacostia New Tech High School. Councilmember Trayon White and Jimmie Jenkins had the opportunity to pour into the youth and help them on their journey to success.
#whyana #Godswork
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Founding Fathers discussion on Fatherhood at Ferebee Hope Recreation Center
Tuesday, April 4th
Councilmember White joined a discussion around Fatherhood at Ferebee Hope Recreation Center. The Councilmember said the event was "lifechanging" and thanked Davon and Tony for pouring into him.
This was the final “Founding Fathers” discussion on Fatherhood of the season. This event connected men in DC through fellowship, physical health and more! #MoreThanRec #WhereFunHappens
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OFFICE HOURS
Monday - Friday from 9:00 am - 5:30 pm
CLOSED Saturday, Sunday & Holidays |
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