Resources
Various content that spotlights or mentions our campaign issues
In this edition of "The Politics Hour", Ward 5 council member Zachary Parker and WMATA general manager Randy Clarke discuss transportation (among other things) in the RFK redevelopment proposal. There's discussion about a new metro stop at Oklahoma Ave NE and the merits of promoting housing over parking garages.
News clip interview with "Kingman Park NOT Kingman Parking" campaign organizer who reacts to Chairman Mendelson's announcement of a revised RFK deal.
This news clip shows residents reacting to Chairman Mendelson's revised stadium deal. Kingman Park resident and campaign co-organizer expresses dismay over proposed RFK parking garages.
Parking and transportation are spotlighted as a major concern in this article about the proposal to redevelop RFK Stadium. "Mayor Muriel Bowser, Council chair Phil Mendelson shrug off Trump threats to Commanders stadium deal".
Councilmember Charles Allen referenced the campaign in a recent Instagram post about transportation concerns in the RFK Stadium deal.
This webinar titled "Everything that’s Wrong with the Mayor’s Stadium Giveaway, and How to Make it Better" includes presentations about housing and financials, the Kingman Park community, the 'Kingman Park NOT Kingman Parking' campaign, and how to get involved.
Parking identified as a major concern among Councilmembers in this spotlight, "Where each D.C. Council member stands on the Commanders RFK stadium deal".
Testimony workshop, petition deliveries, web updates, and more.
How to testify at the upcoming RFK Stadium hearing on July 29. Community events update and new webinar video.
This newsletter welcomes people to the campaign, provides opportunities for involvement, and gives historic background on how RFK transportation affects the Kingman Park community.
Kingman Park's ANC Commissioner Ebony Payne speaks to NBC Washington about parking and other community concerns around the RFK Stadium redevelopment proposal.
Our friends in the RFK Future campaign spotlight ways for neighbors to get involved and have their voice heard in the redevelopment process.
Larry Janezich of the Capitol Hill Corner mentioned the 'Kingman Park NOT Kingman Parking' campaign in a list of resources for advocating for a better deal at RFK.
St. Mark's Church lists the 'Kingman Park NOT Kingman Parking' campaign as a local resource for advocating for a better deal for RFK Stadium.