Thursday, March 20, 2025 at 7pm
St. Benedict the Moor Church, Quander Room
To find the Quander room, enter through the Parking Lot on 20th Street and proceed to the north building.
Please join us for our March FOKP Community Meeting. We will be discussing some of our upcoming plans and ideas for FOKP and other community topics.
February FOKP Community Meeting
Special Guest: DC Councilmember Wendell Felder
Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 7pm
St. Benedict the Moor Church, Quander Room
To find the Quander room, enter through the Parking Lot on 20th Street and proceed to the north building.
The planned meeting with representatives from the Washington Commanders has been postponed. We are working on rescheduling this meeting for a later date and will send updates with additional information.
Please join us for our February FOKP Community Meeting where we will discuss the work of the RFK Task Force and the results of the February 4th Community Planning Meeting. Councilmember Felder will also be in attendance to discuss the February 13th meeting with Mayor Bowser regarding the RFK site.
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Please join us for the RFK Task Force Planning Meeting
Tuesday, February 4th 2025 at 7pm
St. Benedict the Moor Church, Quander Room
To find the Quander room, enter through the Parking Lot on 20th Street and proceed to the north building.
At the February 20th FOKP Community Meeting, we will be joined by Kirtan Mehta (Vice President of Public Affairs for the Washington Commanders) and Brett Greene (President & CEO of American Management Corporation). They would like to introduce themselves to the community and discuss potential plans for the RFK site. FOKP and the RFK Task Force invite you to join this planning meeting on February 4th to share your thoughts on what YOU want to see included in the land’s future use and what questions you have for the Washington Commanders representatives to discuss.
Note: This planning meeting will include small-group breakout sessions. As a result, there will not be a virtual component. The FOKP Community Meeting on February 20th will be accessible via Zoom.