Advocacy groups and justice organizations have raised concerns about the disruption of community services resulting from drug-free zones.

Vending machines around the city will provide Naloxone, fentanyl test strips, and other harm reduction supplies.

D.C.’s first stabilization center opened this fall, providing walk-in services for people experiencing substance use crises.

This is here to give you some tricks and ideas to fight addiction over the holidays. Remember, no matter if…

Vennie Hill writes about the struggle of staying sober during the holidays.

Vennie Hill knows all too well how much it can hurt to be around a bad influence.

Chris Cole celebrates her return.

Vennie Hill shares an update on her journey to recovery.

I was in the same program, about three and a half years ago. I graduated. Came home, and got into…

A piece about recovery, growth, and love, by Vennie Hill.

I held my brother’s hand as he took his last breath. Looking into his eyes I could see the results…

Your brain is your map to the future, waiting for something outside of you to feel something inside. Stop living…

Vennie Hill gives advice to get out of addiction.

Jeff Taylor warns about the dangers of alcohol through the story of a friend.

Street Village, a homeless services nonprofit located in Washington, D.C. is hosting a community walk this fall to shed light on the challenges women face while experiencing homelessness.

Artist/Vendor Vennie Hill shares a story of redemption about a childhood friend.

A new poem from Marcus McCall.

Levester Green writes about his time in jail.

Vennie Hill discusses the trials she has faced and the importance of never giving up.

Jaqueline Turner shares a piece about the harm of drugs.