Blog 
August 22, 2018 by BFC in Social Services
Our look at how the trauma informed care model continues with our development department. When we realized industry best practices could potentially hurt our clients, we knew things had to change.
August 21, 2018 by BFC
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In the Community
Guest Author: Judith Hawkins
Ms. Cynthia Bassil (a Women Empowered participant) is an example of the positive changes that happen when people come together as a community to support each other.
August 15, 2018 by BFC
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Advocacy
Racial Justice
Guest Author: Aja Taylor
We had a few thoughts following Unite the Right 2. And a challenge for our white allies…
August 08, 2018 by BFC
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Advocacy
Housing Crisis
Racial Justice
Guest Author: Aja Taylor
We wish we were wrong about D.C. General. We aren’t, and there’s only one right thing for Mayor Bowser to do…
August 02, 2018 by BFC
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Advocacy
Affordable Housing
Housing Crisis
Racial Justice
Guest Author: Aja Taylor
What this seems to be about, is keeping promises at the expense of people. But our question remains, promises to who?
July 18, 2018 by BFC
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Advocacy
In the Community
Racial Justice
Guest Author: Erin Scheick and Aja Taylor
Bread for the City strongly condemns the recent ICE arrests in NE D.C. and the Trump Administration’s policy decision to separate children from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
July 13, 2018 by aspringer in Behavioral Health Healthcare
What is trauma informed care and why do we practice it from the moment a client walks in up to the moment a client leaves us? Read on to find out!
July 09, 2018 by BFC
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Advocacy
Housing Crisis
Guest Author: Rebecca Lindhurst
We stand in opposition to the Evictions with Dignity Act. We’d like you to ask your Councilmember to do the same when the legislation comes up for a vote on July 10, 2018.
February 13, 2018
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