Lindiwe Vilakazi
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Rooting Out Sugar
Daily responsibilities and financial restraints often run parents into the arms of fast-food chains, pre-packaged dishes, and a reliance on…
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D.C. Agencies and Community Push for Environmental Sustainability
Local government agencies, and community businesses across the city are exploring various environmental strategies to support local sustainability, as Anacostia…
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WIN-TV in Review — March 26, 2021
There’s no better way to underscore the role women have played in District government than to chat with Linda Cropp,…
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Major Retailer Plays Big Role in Addressing D.C.’s Food Insecurity
Through its annual Bag Hunger campaign, Macy’s helps deliver food directly to the doors of hungry families throughout the District.
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WIN-TV in Review — March 19, 2021
D.C. statehood and life after kidney donation dominated the March 19 episode of WIN-TV as Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark…
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WIN-TV in Review — March 12, 2021
WIN-TV’s latest episode showcased Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark Barnes engaging viewers with compelling guests, interviews and hot topics.
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WIN-TV in Review — March 5, 2021
Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark Barnes hosted another episode of WIN-TV on Friday, March 5, honoring Women’s History Month examining…
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Fast Failure: Examining the Impact of Fast Food on Kidney Health
Kidney disease continues to strike the Black community at startling rates, as many across the District face a health crisis…
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Two-Time Kidney Transplant Survivor Stands Tall
Quandra Lee was only 17 years old when she underwent her very first kidney transplant.
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WIN-TV In Review — Feb. 26, 2021
Last Friday’s show wrapped up the historic Black History Month, as Washington Informer Publisher Denise Rolark Barnes showcased a multitude…
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