The Restorative Justice Team - Office of the Attorney General Karl Racine - 17th Annual Cafritz Awards
"Both victims and offenders can exhale with a sigh of relief as they ‘mend fences’ and feel heard and empowered."
Watch why The Restorative Justice Team Office of the Attorney General has won a Cafritz Award.
Josh Singer - Parks and Recreation - 17th Annual Cafritz Awards
“Josh is, perhaps above all else, a social catalyst. Rarely have I known anyone with such a natural ability to mobilize and inspire others for the common good.”
Joshua Singer of the Department of Parks and Recreation has been named a Cafritz Award Winner. Watch why here.
Jason Medina - MPD - 17th Annual Cafritz Awards
Jason is "truly unique and epitomizes what all communities need: the true strength of caring."
Watch why Jason Medina of the Metropolitan Police Department has been named a Cafritz Award Winner.
Kimberly Lucas - District Dept. of Transportation - 17th Annual Cafritz Awards
"Providing great transportation options for the general public while simultaneously improving the environment [...] is my dream job."
Watch why we've named Kimberly Lucas, of the District Department of Transportation, a Cafritz Award Winner.
Abimbola George - MXES - 17th Annual Cafritz Awards
"Not having one specific community to call home while growing up, I am especially proud that all of my accomplishments work together to create a positive, innovative, and safe home for my MXES scholars."
Abimbola George, Behavior Technician at Malcolm X Elementary School, has been named a Cafritz Award Winner. Watch to learn why.
Chanel Dickerson - Metropolitan Police Dept. - 17th Annual Cafritz Awards
"It is my belief that it is every adult’s responsibility to support our young people and assist them in becoming productive adults and reaching their full potential."
Watch why Chanel Dickerson of the MPD was named a Cafritz Award Winner.
Meet the recipients of the 17th Annual Cafritz Awards for Distinguished DC Government Employees, lauded for their excellent service and innovation in the DC Government. | https://goo.gl/axgJht | Photos: Jessica Yurinko
“What Women Must Do to Be More Visible in the Media”
17th Annual Cafritz Awards
Today is the last day to nominate DC Government employees or teams for the 17th Annual Cafritz Awards! Take the time to recognize people who have truly impacted the District! Nominate: www.cafritzawards.org
17th Annual Cafritz Awards
Each year, five individual winners receive a $7,500 cash prize and a winning team receives a $15,000 cash prize for being honored for the Cafritz Awards! Nominate a DC Government employee or team who deserves this award by November 30th. www.cafritzawards.org
Recognize the Best in Public Service
Public servants make our community stronger. Nominate yourself or someone you know for the the 16th Annual Cafrtiz Awards: http://bit.ly/2eUBAnM
Nominate Someone for the Cafritz Awards!
The deadline is just around the corner! Nominate someone you know for the 2016 Cafritz Awards at cafritzawards.org.
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5 winners will each receive $7,500. A team of DC Government innovators will receive a $15,000 prize!
12th Annual Cafritz Awards Winner Michael Kharfen
Find out how Cafritz Awards winner Michael Kharfen went above and beyond to educate and engage our community in the prevention and testing for HIV/AIDs and tuberculosis, increasing public awareness, tolerance and saving precious lives.
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Nominate someone you know for the 2016 Cafritz Awards: www.cafritzawards.org
Enterprise Risk Management
Enterprise Risk Management provides public sector professionals and contractors the tools to make strategic decisions with the appropriate balance of performance, cost and risk.
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Learn more: http://bit.ly/1LWyTdr
City of Takoma Park Mayor Bruce Williams
City of Takoma Park Mayor Bruce Williams remarks on the value of partnering with GWU in the creation of the Institute for Regional Excellence. Read the full Q&A: http://bit.ly/1Otyw0Z.
PEMM 26 Graduation Video
A year's worth of wonderful memories. Congratulations PEMM Cohort 26!