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We’ve found that, too often, community development work falls into two camps – the theoretical, with fascinating potential but little actionable and measurable activities, and the practical, which is often undertaken in a silo with little connection to resources, theory, or history. We leverage our collective expertise, practical tools, and on-the-ground experience of our community development professionals, helping leaders define, achieve, and measure success to the benefit of all. Our approach to community-based economic development offers a unique opportunity to pilot new initiatives that encourage comprehensive stakeholder engagement and feedback while fostering collaboration and information-sharing.
CPMS Small Business SpotlightsMeet the owners of Saku Saku Flakerie, Yuri & Jason Oberbillig In Honor of World Refugee Day:…
May is Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, and a great time to patronize these fabulous businesses on District Bridges’ Main Streets!…
A partnership between District Bridges, DC Bar Pro Bono, and Community Mediation DC WASHINGTON – District Bridges, DC Bar Pro…
Noad Ejigu moved from the very warm country of Ethiopia to the very cold city of Minneapolis, when he was…
By Jim Arvantes Mark Bucher, co-owner of the Medium Rare Restaurant in Cleveland Park, is convinced he has found a…
Imagine, if you can, a time before the Internet. No google, no email, no social media, no likes or hashtags.…
Chevy Chase Main Street includes 18 women-owned businesses, three of which are immigrant-owned businesses, across a variety of industries including…
March is Women’s History Month! To honor the occasion, we have gathered a list of some of the many wonderful…
In 1923, the Chevy Chase Theatre was built, with a 1200 seat auditorium and a pipe organ to accompany silent…
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