Our Director of Comms has compiled a very important thread on the current human rights violations taking place in Nigeria by SARS, a special Nigerian police force. #EndSarsNow

We are proud to announce Aalayah as a speaker for our October 17th rally at the US Supreme Court in DC. Aalayah is the co-founder & core organizer of Concerned Citizens, a member of the executive council of Team ENOUGH, & a survivor of the Parkland mass shooting.

We’re proud to announce START WHERE YOU ARE as a speaker for our October 17th rally at the US Supreme Court in DC. ✅Lifelong Washingtonian ✅25 years old ✅ Co-Founder/Dir. of Policy Concerned Citizens ✅ Civic Engagement Coordinator University of the District of Columbia (UDC) ✅Lead organizer 51 for 51 (DC Statehood)

After graduating from high school at 13, he went on to become the youngest student to ever matriculate at Howard University in its history. After gaining his Bachelor's degree at age 15 from the The University of Baltimore and his Master’s degree at 17 from Liberty University, (2/3)

Ty began his career in public service with DC Department of Employment Services availing supports to some of DC’s most disadvantaged residents via his work with @MBSYEP, OYPDC, & #WeAreMBYLI. He also worked for Hillary for America in the 2016 Presidential election as a field organizer in Erie, PA. (3/3)

CCDC is mortified by the atrocities committed in Lekki by the Nigerian Army yesterday in injuring and killing peaceful protestors. We have and will never accept injustice, anywhere. We stand with our brothers and sisters in the movement here in the DC area #EndSARSDMV

Please join CCDC today for our coat drive. Coat drive begins at 2 but we’re asking volunteers to show up at 12 for prep. We hope to see you soon!

Congratulations Aalayah Eastmond, you've earned a spot on the BVBJ Fellowship TOP 25 list! Eastmond is the co-founder of Concerned Citizens and executive council member of Team ENOUGH. She is passionate about ending gun violence, especially within Black communities.

An organizer with Concerned Citizens, START WHERE YOU ARE, makes the case for why he and other residents of our nation's capital deserve representation in Congress. sun-sentinel.com//opinion/comme…

THREAD: One year ago today, LMPD murdered Breonna Taylor. She was a young, Black woman like me, and many of my sisters shared in these photos. Despite Breonna receiving intense press coverage and her name becoming known worldwide, we still don’t have justice. AT ALL.

They’re trying to silence us. On August 28th, we march to protect our power. Let’s make our voices heard: Text MARCH to 89799 or visit marchonfordc.com.

It’s almost time to march. This Saturday, meet us at McPherson Square at 8 AM ET to get ready to start marching at 9:45 AM ET. We’ll march past Black Lives Matter Plaza, passing the White House and the Washington Monument. Join us: marchonfordc.com

We keep marching toward justice Tuesday — meet us at 11am at Union Station. We can’t afford to let up now. #DeliverForVotingRights

Honored to be in community with you guys.

We would like to thank NBC4 Washington for highlighting our activism in the community during Black History Month. This special will air again during the Monday afternoon newscast, TUNE IN! #TogetherWeRise

Tomorrow!! Be there or be 🟦! Students Demand Action Team ENOUGH Trinity Washington University

"We have all the same obligations of other Americans but not the same rights." START WHERE YOU ARE is a force for #justice in #WashingtonDC & globally. He founded Concerned Citizens not as a platform for himself but as a way to serve, advocate, transform. bit.ly/3IksLDP

Our advocacy got started in the streets of D.C. Time to take it back to our roots. The overreach of Congress has gone on for far too long. Now is the time for us to take a stand. Join us Wednesday as we collectively say #HandsOffDC learn more at hands-off-dc.com

Yesterday Congress voted to overturn DC law — and this is an incredibly dangerous precedent that threatens all our rights and safety. Tell President Donald J. Trump to veto this resolution and advance #DCstatehood now. #HandsOffDC actionnetwork.org/letters/hands-…

We deserve better.