In the Community

At 16 years old, Prince George’s County student Christian Inman is already using this voice and musical talents to better the world. His song about Black Lives Matter, “Change,” has been viewed over 100,00 times. “We have this ability to really change our world,” Christian told News4’s Molette Green.

United Way volunteers hand out food and winter gear in Montgomery County. News4’s Juliana Valencia reports on the weeklong initiative around the DMV.

Rhea Lana’s of Winchester, an upscale children’s consignment sale franchise, is hosting sales Monday and Tuesday. News4’s Molette Green has info on what they have to offer for families, including those with children in the foster care system.

Interest in Black-owned businesses surged over the spring and summer, but the pandemic has still wreaked havoc. D.C.-area entrepreneurs are banding together for an event to promote such businesses. News4’s Molette Green reports.

News4’s Molette Green reports on a 7-year-old from Maryland who was bullied, but then channeled his difficult experience to help others.

A 10-year-old boy who was once bullied has now created comic adventures of galactic superheroes who rescue planets from bullies. News4’s Molette Green reports.

So many stage workers and employees at theaters in the D.C. area have struggled to find jobs as the pandemic shutters stages of all kinds. News4’s Mollet Green reports.

A volunteer-based group called Imara Roose Inc. mentors female students of color at Eleanor Roosevelt High School and helps them get ready for college and careers. They’re now eligible for a $25,000 grant, News4’s Juliana Valencia reports. Go to her Facebook page to vote for the group.

Montgomery County Public Schools kindergarten teacher Margaret Norris organized her family and friends to collect and donate food for community members in need. News4’s Molette Green has four things to know if you want to help feed hungry families.

Girl Scouts in Vienna, Virginia, have come up with a painting project aimed at spreading happiness called Kindness Rocks. News4’s Molette Green reports.

Like most colleges, Howard’s campus looks very different this year because of the coronavirus pandemic. News4’s Molette Green sat down with school leader Dr. Wayne A. I. Frederick to discuss how his medical background is informing his response. 

Howard University is on the rise, including cracking the top 100 of the US News & World Report college rankings. News4’s Molette Green sits down with President Wayne A. I. Frederick to speak about the historically black college’s success.