RECESS IS NOT OVER — WE’RE BACK FOR DC

Our children and families should never be caught in political crossfire. Congressional decisions are directly impacting DC schools, healthcare, safety, and basic stability — and our kids are paying the price.

We’re returning to the Senate to make one thing clear:

Protect DC KIDS and FAMILIES!

Join DC parents, students, educators, and community leaders as we stand together for our city. When you protect DC families, you protect the nation’s capital.

📍 Senate Hart Building Lobby
📅 Friday, March 13th, 2026
⏰ 10 AM - 2 PM (2 Shifts available: 10 AM - 12 PM; 12 PM - 2 PM)

Attention Youth 8th Grade & UP!

Community service hours will be available (check in/out at United Methodist, 100 Maryland Ave NE).

Youth Know Your Rights Trainings: Interested in knowing your rights during interactions with police? Before or after your meeting with Senators, stop by a Youth Know Your Rights Training (11 am, 12 pm, 1 pm) while getting your community service hours signed at United Methodist (100 Maryland Ave NE). United Methodist is across the street from the Hart Building!!!!

Our kids are not a bargaining chip. Our families are not collateral damage. Our Kids are not Your Battleground

#RecessIsNotOver #ProtectDCKids #ProtectDCFAMILIES #StandWithDC #RecessAtTheCapitol

Recess at the Capitol Organizers and Partners: Dr. LaJoy Johnson-Law (Ward 8 SBOE Rep), Christina Hanson (Educator and Mother), Allyson Criner Brown (Ward 8 Mother/Resident), Jhonna Turner, CARE DC, FREE DC, DC Charter Alliance, WTU, Metropolitan Washington Council AFL-CIO, Empower ED, DC Action, Representative Oye Owolewa (Shadow Representative), Ankit Jain (Shadow Senator), Dr. Jacque Patterson (At Large SBOE Rep), Representative Ben Williams (Ward 1 SBOE Rep), Dr. T. Michelle Colson (Ward 4 SBOE Rep), Alpha Kappa Alpha Soroity Incorporated, Alpha Beta Upsilon Omega Chapter, Youth Power and Safety Coalition.

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