Capitol Hill Justice Walk

Explore major DC sites through the lens of social justice.  Examine Christopher Columbus and First Nations of DC while touring Union Station.  Experience a different side to the National Mall as a historic protest site, the site of historic slave markets, and the home to the Japanese American Internment Memorial.

Join us for a time of history, remembrance, and appreciation for a more hidden side of our Nation's capital.

Details from our Guide, Kate Denson, of DC Justice Walks:

• Meet up & Tour Start:  The Columbus Statue in front of Union Station 
• Tour End:  Top of Capitol Hill (by the Supreme Court).  I can walk you back to Union Station if you like. 
• Distance:  We will walk between 3 and 3.5 miles so wear comfortable shoes. We'll go rain or shine so dress appropriately! 
• Parking is available near Union Station. There is also street parking in DC but pay attention to signs, time limits, and meters!  There's a street behind the Supreme Court (1st St SE) that has unrestricted, free parking Saturday mornings– but that's slightly risky.  I recommend Union station!

Registration is capped at 15, so RESERVE YOUR SPOT HERE!