The Washington Post has partnered with American University to showcase student work through AU's Race, Ethnic and Community Reporting class and through the Community Voice Project .
Reporting class students are investigating the ways in which diverse ethnic groups maintain their traditions and interact with each other in a broad spectrum of D.C. neighborhoods. Here are some of their stories:
• New Mixture, new questions in Petworth
• Two voices from the District’s Southeast
• Mt. Pleasant Latinos share in home cultures
• Florida Avenue Still awaiting its renaissance
• In Mount Pleasant, immigrant communities ‘occupy D.C.’ their way
• Petworth, a suburb in the city
• A new taste and voice emerge in Southeast Washington
• On H Street, gentrification is complex
• Mt. Pleasant Latinos share in home cultures
See a recent video by the Community Voice Project about a drug dealer-turned-falconer, and read the accompanying story.
For more information, visit the Community Voice Project website or contact Filmmaker-in-Residence Nina Shapiro-Perl at shapirop@american.edu.
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