SHERO Walk!

Photo credit: Courtesy: Katie Matusik

Saturday, we headed to N Street Village in Logan Circle to help celebrate its 45th anniversary by participating in the SHERO Walk. N Street Village has been helping women find their inner "Shero" and many Village residents, community supporters and volunteers gathered to recognize N Street's commitment to support the nearly 2,000 women it serves each year. Here, Council member Jack Evans and N Street's CEO, Schroeder Stribling, kick off the walk and unveil a special "N Street Way" sign designated for its block.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

Here, several of N Street's residents: Sheila Allen, Nicole Parker and Angela Drain as they prepare for the Shero Walk.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

N Street Chief Development Officer Stuart Allen joins N Street volunteers Carol Steinbach and Peggy Friedenberg.

Photo credit: Katie Matusik

Here, N Street Sheros stop by N Street Village locations around the city and learn more about what each location offers and provides.

Photo credit: Travis Holler

The event wouldn't have been possible without the dozens of volunteers who support N Street Village and its programs. Here, Howard University students and volunteers Shanice Cooper, Jiwariya Solomon and Bao Nguyen help hand out coffee and other breakfast items.

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