Posts by Dillon Frost — Roosevelt Fellow

Dillon Frost (he/him) is interning at GGWash as a Roosevelt Network fellow. He is currently a fourth-year student at Tulane University studying Political Science and Environmental Studies. He grew up in Orange County, California, and hopes to continue getting to know Washington, D.C. When he isn’t exploring a new city, he’s venturing into nature or traveling overseas.

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  Events: Join us at Grand Duchess to learn how to run for an ANC seat in DC

  EventsBy Dillon Frost (Roosevelt Fellow) July 8, 2024

  Discover how to run for the Advisory Neighborhood Commission with GGWash. Watch a documentary about reparations with Undesign the Redline. Learn about closing the homeownership gap with the Urban Institute. Join a Ward 5 family bike ride. Meet and connect at our Planners of Color happy hour. Read more in this week’s events post:  Keep reading…

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  Events: Mapping segregation in DC

  EventsBy Dillon Frost (Roosevelt Fellow) July 1, 2024

  Unpack DC’s history of racial segregation with Undesign The Redline. Check out live music, food, and drinks at Community Forklift. Chat with other cyclists and advocates with WABA. Connect with a diverse community of local planners and meet other folks who are engaged with centering equity in housing, transportation, and land-use policy. Read more in this week’s events post:  Keep reading…

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  Meet our summer 2024 college interns

  About GGWashBy Dorian Lofton (Roosevelt Fellow), Dillon Frost (Roosevelt Fellow) June 25, 2024

  GGWash is thrilled to welcome Dorian Lofton and Dillon Frost, both Roosevelt in Washington Fellows, as our summer interns.  Keep reading…

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  Events: Learn how to run for an ANC seat in DC

  EventsBy Dillon Frost (Roosevelt Fellow) June 24, 2024

  Learn how to run for an Advisory Neighborhood Commission seat with GGWash.  Join a discussion about charting a more inclusive path in Ward 3. Provide feedback at the 2025 Better Bus Network redesign. Discuss future plans for the ATU site in Hillandale. Explore Brutalist architecture and history. Read more in this week’s events post:  Keep reading…