This important information was shared by the DC Primary Care Association, which is one of AJE’s partner organizations in the Keep DC Healthy Coalition: On April 8, 2026, AbbVie filed a lawsuit in the U.S. District Court of the District of Columbia challenging HRSA’s definition of a “patient.” AbbVie’s lawsuit sets a dangerous legal precedent...

Happy Disability Pride Month! From the DC Public Library: Happy Disability Pride Month! Celebrate disabled joy with us all July long. The Center for Accessibility at the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Library and libraries across DC are hosting events throughout the month. Everyone is welcome. https://bit.ly/4ex3HYX

AJE is excited to host Strong Start again for a training about Early Intervention in DC today, Thursday, July 9th at 7pm. Parents and Caregivers can register here – https://www.tfaforms.com/4975591?tfa_109=701R700000wCL7J and AJE will email you the Zoom meeting information.  This is a great chance to learn more about accessing services for children from birth to...

Advocates for Justice and Education is excited to invite families, youth advocates, providers, educators, and other community partners to register for the 2026 Health Policy Camp, taking place July 13–25, 2026. This two-week hybrid experience will bring together caregivers, youth with disabilities, healthcare and education professionals, and community advocates to strengthen leadership, deepen policy knowledge,...

Free Virtual Training Wednesday, July 8 and Resources from an AJE partner, Safe Shores: The DC Children’s Advocacy Center As the school year comes to an end and summer begins, children often spend more time swimming, attending camps, participating in sleepovers, using technology, and spending time with caregivers. To help navigate these summer activities, we’ve gathered a few resources...

The Mayor’s Office on Women’s Policy and Initiatives is excited to invite you to Loving Arms: Connections for Kinship, an informative gathering for caregivers in the District of Columbia. If you support a child or youth in any caregiving role, this event is for you. You’ll hear from experts in two engaging panel discussions on guardianship, caregiver rights, and resources available...

The DC Developmental Disabilities Council invites community members, self-advocates, families, providers, and partners to provide feedback on the FY2027-2031 State Plan Draft. Community input is an important part of shaping priorities and goals that support people with developmental disabilities across the District. The public comment period began on May 12, 2026, and will be open through...