With Juneteenth on the horizon, WHC is partnering with the Edlavitch DCJCC for a visit to the National Museum of African American History and Culture.

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On Sunday, June 29, we’ll explore a powerful exhibit on slavery and freedom in the United States. Our group will first hear from author, lawyer, and activist-extraordinaire, Nkechi Taifa, and then visit the concourse-level exhibit on slavery and freedom. Afterwards, we will gather in the cafe to debrief and reflect together before departing.

Please note these details carefully:

• The Museum is located at 1400 Constitution Ave, between 14th 15th, and Madison Streets, NW
• There is street parking up and down Constitution, 14th, and 15th streets
• The closest metro stop is Federal Triangle (Blue, Orange, and Silver lines)
• We will meet at 10:00 AM at the group entrance facing Madison Avenue near the flagpole
• You are absolutely welcome to spend more time at the Museum than what is allotted for our group visit

A few more things to know:

• Outside food is NOT permitted in the building
• There is no eating or drinking in the galleries, but you can have a water bottle with you
• Please do not bring any large backpacks or purse,s and travel lightly – although there are lockers available on the first floor

Free to attend, but RSVP is required to secure your spot.

*Note: This registration button will redirect you to DCJCC’s website:

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