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Monday, October 28th
Bilingual Affordable Care Act Town Hall at LAYC in Columbia Heights
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Free
"Join the Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) for an informative, bilingual town hall of the Affordable Care Act. Latinos represent one third of the nation’s uninsured yet Latinos have higher rates of chronic diseases and are less likely to receive the preventative care they need. Considering the current state of Latino health, it is crucial that the community participate in the newly reformed healthcare system. In order to ensure that the Latino community has access to important information, LULAC is hosting a health town hall where experts, community leaders, and promot@res will discuss the benefits of the Affordable Care Act, how to navigate the Healthcare Marketplace, and the Open Enrollment process – which will remain open until March 31, 2014."
Latin American Youth Center
1419 Columbia Rd NW
Metro: Columbia Heights, just a block from the metro, or take the Circulator, Woodley Park-McPherson Sq route to 14th & Columbia or 14th & Irving
Bilingual Affordable Care Act Town Hall at LAYC in Columbia Heights
5:30pm - 7:00pm
Free
"Join the Latin American Youth Center (LAYC) and the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) for an informative, bilingual town hall of the Affordable Care Act. Latinos represent one third of the nation’s uninsured yet Latinos have higher rates of chronic diseases and are less likely to receive the preventative care they need. Considering the current state of Latino health, it is crucial that the community participate in the newly reformed healthcare system. In order to ensure that the Latino community has access to important information, LULAC is hosting a health town hall where experts, community leaders, and promot@res will discuss the benefits of the Affordable Care Act, how to navigate the Healthcare Marketplace, and the Open Enrollment process – which will remain open until March 31, 2014."
Latin American Youth Center
1419 Columbia Rd NW
Metro: Columbia Heights, just a block from the metro, or take the Circulator, Woodley Park-McPherson Sq route to 14th & Columbia or 14th & Irving
Film Screening and Discussion at GWU "A Place at the Table"
6:30pm - 9:30pm
6:30pm - 9:30pm
GWU, Marvin Center
Amphitheater
800 21st St NW
Metro: Foggy Bottom or take a bus to 21st & Penn.
7:30pm - 10:30pm
Free, however RSVP is Required as seating is limited
Classical music without him would not be as it is today. The works of Austrian composer Joseph Haydn are the heart of this special concert evening featured by the Donau Philharmonie Wien to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the International Haydn Days in Eisenstadt (Austria,http://www.haydnfestival.at/haydn_de/).Program: Joseph Haydn: Sinfonie G – Dur, Johanna Doderer: Mondsee (2013), Carl Ditter von Dittersdorf: Die Liebe im Narrenhaus - Break - W. A. Mozart: Sinfonie Nr. 32, G – Dur, Joseph Haydn: Symphonie C - Dur.
Embassy of Austria
3524 International Court NW
Metro: Van Ness - UDC
Panel at Flashpoint "Creative Conversation: Defining the Value of the Arts in our Community"
Presented by Emerging Arts Leaders DC
6:00pm - 8:00pm
RSVP on eventbrite to ensure your space, stand by spots will likely be available
As competition for donor dollars gets tougher, artists, arts advocates and arts managers are pressed to articulate the value of the arts in today’s society. Enjoy a discussion about why the arts matter and why they matter in our particular community. "Three panelists -- Brandon Gryde (Director of Government Affairs, Dance/USA and OPERA America), Pat Murphy Sheehy (Producing Artistic Director Emeritus of Source Theatre Company and Community Activist), and Michael W. Bigley (The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation) -- will discuss their views on why the arts are valuable to today’s society. Audience members will then have the opportunity to discuss their own response and create a representation of their views with provided materials under the guidance of a panelist."
Flashpoint
916 G St NW
Metro: Gallery Pl - Chinatown, 9th & G exit
The Meditation Museum in Silver Spring hosts a talk on "Dealing with Change Gracefully"
6:30pm - 8:00pm
RSVP on eventbrite to ensure your space
Meditation Museum
8236 Georgia Ave - Silver Spring, MD
Metro: Silver Spring, walking distance from the metro
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