Ajay Banga on the World Bank Group’s jobs agenda and global development
Ajay Banga, president of the World Bank Group, discusses the organization's jobs agenda and its role in promoting job creation and economic development in a rapidly changing global economy. The Atlantic Council talk highlights policy priorities, development strategies, and international cooperation.
Organ Harvesting in China: A Policy Brief
A Heritage Foundation briefing examining organ harvesting allegations in China, exploring ethical, legal, and policy implications. The talk analyzes state practices, international responses, and human-rights concerns, with a focus on accountability and reform.
HR Resources Fair
The HR Resources Fair at Blackburn Center Ballroom, part of Howard University's Charter Day Spirit Week, offers on-site HR guidance, benefits information, and career resources to help staff thrive. Attendees can ask questions, connect with HR representatives, and discover tools to advance their professional journey.
Creating and Collecting Community Data
An interactive workshop at Howard University on designing ethical, community-centered survey instruments. Participants will draft a survey framework and learn practical data-collection strategies that align with social-impact goals, leaving with usable tools and guidance.
Unstuck Tuesday: Startup Pitches & Feedback
Unstuck Tuesday invites founders to pitch their ideas, exchange feedback, and map concrete next steps with mentors. This recurring Washington, DC meetup features short introductions, collaborative problem-solving, and action-oriented planning to unblock progress for your startup.
George Mason vs Towson Softball
George Mason University visits Towson University for a college softball showdown at the Tiger Softball Stadium. Expect high-energy NCAA action, fast pitches, and campus pride in a spring matchup under open-air skies.
Tiny Gardens Everywhere
Kate Brown presents Tiny Gardens Everywhere, a traveling archives-backed lecture exploring the rise of tiny gardens across communities. Drawing on archival sources and real-world examples, the talk highlights cultural and design stories behind miniature green spaces.
"Don’t Tell the President" with Jean Becker and Tom Collamore
Two historians from the National Archives discuss their new book, Don’t Tell the President, revealing untold stories from presidential advance and the teamwork behind major White House events. A timely, archival-driven talk that blends history, politics, and behind-the-scenes perspectives.
Handi-hour
Join Handi-hour, a hands-on art workshop at the Renwick Gallery. Explore craft techniques inspired by American art and create a small handiwork to take home in a relaxed museum setting.
Virtual Learning Sessions
Howard University launches HU Learning Hours, a campus-wide virtual series offering hands-on professional development. The program features a University-Wide Session at 10 a.m. and a People Leader Session at 1 p.m., designed to sharpen skills, connect colleagues, and lead with greater impact.
Expert Is In: Orchid Collections and Care
Join an expert-led session at the National Museum of African American History and Culture to explore orchid collections and learn practical care and display tips. This science-focused lecture blends museum context with hands-on guidance for casual plant lovers and serious collectors.
Sound Bath with Ofosu Jones-Quartey (Session III)
Join a restorative sound bath led by Ofosu Jones-Quartey as part of The Phillips Collection Wellness Club. Session III unfolds in a serene gallery setting, weaving resonant tones and guided mindfulness to deepen relaxation, focus, and creative reflection among art lovers.
Folklife Film Premiere: “Ctrl + Alt + HERITAGE”
A film premiere at the Hirshhorn Museum showcasing Ctrl + Alt + HERITAGE, produced from Smithsonian Folklife Festival coverage of Youth and the Future of Culture. The screening features documentary-style footage by Folklife Storytellers Workshop interns, weaving youth voices, performances, and mentorship into a dynamic cultural portrait.
Spinning a Yarn
Join a hands-on crochet circle at The Phillips Collection, spinning yarn into textile art in a relaxed gallery setting. This casual workshop invites crafters of all levels to share techniques, chat about fibers, and explore the museum's intimate spaces between artworks.
Catholic University at Susquehanna Multi Track Meet
Collegiate track and field meet featuring Catholic University of America at the Susquehanna Multi, hosted in Selinsgrove, PA. Outdoor events showcase sprint and distance races in a spring college athletics atmosphere.
14th Amendment Center for Law & Democracy Second Annual Symposium
Two-day academic symposium at Howard University School of Law exploring the history, impact, and ongoing significance of the 14th Amendment in American democracy. The event gathers leading scholars, civic leaders, and students for panels, keynote talks, and networking on constitutional rights and public policy.
Miró and the United States
Explore the dialogue between Joan Miró's bold imagery and American art at The Phillips Collection. This evening program delves into Miró's influence on U.S. artists, with curator insights and highlights from the museum's collection.
Field of View: Early Mourning Plant Fight
An immersive new-media art installation at Rhizome DC titled Field of View: Early Mourning Plant Fight, merging plant imagery with torrents and a lye-bath motif to probe perception, decay, and sensory thresholds in contemporary art.
Spring Garden Market at River Farm
Two-day Spring Garden Market at River Farm kicks off the gardening season in Northern Virginia. Browse local vendors for plants, garden tools, decor, and seasonal goodies against the scenic Potomac riverside setting.
America's State Flowers: An America250 Celebration Exhibit
Explore the symbolism and stories behind America's state flowers in this America250 Celebration Exhibit. Through photos, artifacts, and interactive displays, the exhibit celebrates regional flora and the identity of each state, presented in a Washington, DC venue.
Soar Together Family Activities: Plants Take Flight
Join the National Air and Space Museum for Soar Together Family Activities: Plants Take Flight, a live online family event with at-home activities that explore how seeds, bees, and helicopters connect plants, nature, and air and space.
University Jazz Jam
Hear top collegiate jazz ensembles from Shenandoah Conservatory, UMBC, Temple University, American University and more at the Smithsonian's American History Museum. The University Jazz Jam showcases energy, artistry, and region-wide innovation produced by student performers in a formal museum setting.
Preschool Music Walk at Hillwood Gardens
Join a playful music stroll through Hillwood's gardens designed for preschoolers and their grown-ups. Listen, create a beat, and sing together in a hands-on, outdoor program that blends nature, rhythm, and early-music exploration.
School of Divinity Virtual Info Sessions
Howard University’s School of Divinity hosts a virtual admissions info session via Zoom at 12:00 p.m. EST. Learn about the M.Div. program, admissions steps, and key deadlines during this online session (dates include Mar 6, Apr 10, Jun 12, and more).
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