Sasha Bruce Youthwork https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html A Story Painted on the Walls: Saving History and Hope at Sasha Bruce House Home Stories Black History: Making Housing Accessible in the District In Their Own Words: Why the Drop-In Center Matters A Sweet Mission with a Big Heart Meet Charles A. Dark, II: Leading Prevention with Purpose in DC’s Wards 5 & 6 The Resilience Project: A Beacon of Hope in Prince George’s County “Melanated Goddess”: KeKe’s Journey to Purpose, Power, and Possibility Leave a Legacy of Hope for Youth Grace House: A New Beginning for Young Families Like A Phoenix The story behind our stock images Dae’Janae Day brings down the house! Chapin Hall Finds Disturbing Rates of Pregnant & Homeless Youth Monique’s Story Statement on the passing of Dean Smith Christina, Youth Advocate Tragedy in our community Our vision for workforce preparation Dae’Janae Day’s Story Community Keeps Us Going What is it like to keep our Drop-In Center open during a pandemic? A Note from the Executive Director Homeless youth perspectives Our results Sasha Bruce featured in Urban Institute story Juvenile Justice Reform Street Sense to honor Shore Federal policy recommendations SASHA BRUCE YOUTHWORK TO HONOR SENATOR SUSAN M. COLLINS of MAINE Celebrate National Runaway Prevention Month Founding Month Reflections Letter from the 2024 Gala Chairs: Celebrating 50 Years of Youth Stories Capitol Hill Community Foundation Named Philanthropist of the Year Next Chapter for Sasha Bruce Youthwork’s Volunteer Leadership Jonathan Allen Becomes Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Nominee Pride and Sasha Bruce: Affirming Communities for LGBTQ+ Youth Bridging the gap for homeless youth: Capital One demonstrates the importance of corporate partnerships An abundance of turkeys and Grace #SBYSpotlight on George Johnson Child Abuse Prevention Tips & Guidelines How a Mother’s Loss Becomes a Beacon of Hope for Others We Deserve Access to Quality Mental Health Blossoming Beginnings—The Start of Guerrilla Gardeners Sasha Bruce House is Rich in History Welcome Jasmine as our new Manager of Individual Giving! Philanthropists of the Year Christopher Addison and Judy Lansing Kovler Our New Home Is Now Open! A Letter From Maya, Phillip Reid Resident