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Two girls went missing from the same D.C. shelter 8 years ago. One came back. The other was Relisha Rudd.
Families deserve specialized services to end homelessness
Video starts at 11:42. An organization that helps homeless kids through the simple act of playing
Playtime Project comes to Prince George’s Co., aiming to help more homeless children
Playtime Project expands to bring fun and support to homeless families in Prince George’s County
Children living in homeless shelters want to play with you. Here's how to volunteer.
Navigator: Give the Kids a Break
After A Year Of Isolation, Kids In D.C. Have A Shot At A Fun Summer
The pandemic helped D.C. slash family homelessness. But a new crisis looms.
How Did An ‘Abandoned Hospital’ Become Home For Relisha Rudd? (Episode 4)
Mom invents toy company that teaches kids about Black leadership, not oppression
Mom Couldn't Find Toys That Teach Children About Black History, So She Invented Her Own
This D.C. baby’s mother was charged with her death. But nothing is solved.
Black youth arts center, refugee advocacy get a boost from Gannett Foundation program A Community Thrives
Parents Experiencing Homelessness Get Creative Entertaining Their Kids During The Pandemic
COVID-19 and crowded spaces: the not so easy start of virtual learning for homeless students
Architect Mom Creates Buildable Play Spaces for Kids
These pop-up kits turn kids into architects of their own playgrounds
Anticipating a rise in homelessness, advocates worry DC is phasing out motels for family shelter too soon
D.C. to Permanently End Placements for Homeless Families at Quality Inn
For Families On The Edge Of Homelessness, New Challenges From Coronavirus
Playtime Project Helps Homeless Kids During COVID Lockdown
Want To Donate Your Stimulus Check? Here’s How Some Washingtonians Did It
My Life in DC’s Coronavirus Era: Jamila Larson of the Homeless Children’s Playtime Project
