SHERO Walk!

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.

Travis Holler

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

Travis Holler

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

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.

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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