Indigenous People's Day - 10/14

Amid an unpredictable change globally, indigenous peoples are frequently referred to as prime examples of resilience and resistance, charting the course for a new way of being – decolonized, anti-imperialistic and communal. On Monday, October 14, Indigenous People’s Day, 9am until 7pm, WPFW ponders what it means to be indigenous and celebrates indigenous cultures around the world.  Participants/topics include John Kane/Resistance Radio, Indigeneity in the Congo, Bushmeat Radio (aka Thomas Stanley) with the Landback Soundtrack, and DJ Lance Reynolds highlighting the work of North American indigenous soul, funk and popular artists.

The Circle Unbroken: 47 Years of Being in Community with WPFW

Fall is a time of change, of impermanence.  What never changes is WPFW’s unwavering commitment to providing reliable news, informative public affairs, and exceptional music that inspires both action and introspection. 

From October 14 through November 3, we celebrate The Circle Unbroken: 47 Years of Being in Community with WPFW, during our Fall pledge drive.  We invite you to be in community and solidarity with us by making a donation by CLICKING HERE to ensure that this independent, grassroots media outlet, not only survives, but thrives. 

It is with your generous support that we build a better world one broadcast at a time! 

Love Sound: An Evening of Soul Sisters in Performance - 10/20

Friends of the Congo and WPFW invite you to LoveSound:  An Evening of Soul Sisters in Performance supporting the work of both Friends of the Congo and WPFW on Sunday, October 20, 5-8pm at Westminster Presbyterian Church - 400 I Street, SW, Washington. 

WPFW’s 2024 Local Station Elections

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Join the Jazz and Justice Circle

To all past, present, and future major donors to WPFW: WPFW is pleased to announce the revamping, renaming, and relaunch of the WPFW major donor recognition program to now be known as the Jazz & Justice Circle. - formally known as the Circle of Excellence.

Learn more on how you can become a member by CLICKING HERE.