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In case you missed it
Public Safety Discussion
Last week, Councilmember Nadeau and Moms Demand Action hosted a panel discussion on public safety.
Missed the discussion? Watch the video here.
Creating a safer place for all of our residents requires coordinated efforts between the Council, the Mayor, and all of our agencies with a presence in the community as well as advocacy groups working to make the city safe. The discussion included the ways our government has augmented traditional approaches to addressing public safety with an evidence-based public health approach.
Speakers included representatives from the Metropolitan Police Department, Collaborative Solutions for Communities which runs Ward 1’s violence interrupter program, Moms Demand Action for Gun Sense in America, and the D.C. Attorney General’s office.
Telephone Town Hall
Last week, Councilmember Nadeau held a telephone town hall to provide an update from Council including her latest efforts on behalf of residents, and callers asked questions of the Councilmember. Topics included public safety, youth and senior employment programs, speed cameras, scooter regulations, DC Water, and more.
Missed the telephone town hall? Listen here.
Annual Progress Report
Check out Councilmember Nadeau 2019 Annual Progress Report that recapped the last year of legislative activity, including new efforts on public safety, addressing affordable housing and homelessness, and new investments in education.
Read the 2019 Annual Progress Report here.
Brianne on Your Block Office Hours: Monday, January 27
Join Councilmember Nadeau for her Brianne on Your Block monthly community office hours. This is an opportunity to drop by and discuss concerns, ideas, and feedback with the Councilmember in an informal setting.
When: Monday, January 27, 2020, 6:30 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Where: Compass Coffee, 1921 8th St NW (in the Shay)
2020 Multilingual Education Fair
Did you know the demand for multilingual employees doubled over the last five years? Join the DC Language Immersion Project for the fourth Multilingual Education Fair of DC. The fair will feature 150 exhibitors and a full program covering 18 languages to allow language learners of all ages to explore and deepen linguistic and cultural skills, and learn about careers where languages are crucial.
When: Saturday, January 25, 2020, 10:00 a.m. 3:00 p.m.
Where: Theodore Roosevelt High School, 4301 13th St NW, Washington, DC 20011
Join the Ward 1 Team
Come work for the Ward 1 team! We're looking for an energetic, thoughtful spokesperson who is passionate about serving the residents of Ward 1.
Communications Director job posting is here.
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