National Mall Coalition Blog
Find the latest on National Mall matters, including environmental issues, new projects and ideas, and The National Mall Coalition’s involvement with planning for the future of the National Mall.
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Webinar on National Mall Flood Resiliency Draws Record Audience for AIA
The Coalition’s June 3rd presentation turned out to be “Architecture Month’s biggest event,” according to the sponsor American Institute of Architects …
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UPDATED: Architecture Month Webinar: Flood Resiliency for the National Mall
On June 3rd, 2020, a webinar with the National Mall Coalition will present a unique approach to resiliency on the National Mall.
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A concerned citizen’s comments on plans to modify the Korean War and Second Division Monuments
Here are the comments I filed on October 29, 2019 via the National Park Service website …
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UPDATED: Coalition’s latest Op-Ed in The Washington Post Tackles Mall Flooding
In an op-ed published in The Washington Post, the National Mall Coalition describes the existential threat of flooding on the National Mall.
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Happy Independence Day!
Founding Father John Adams got our national celebration of Independence Day only half right. Yes, we celebrate with “pomp and parade,” but not on the day he predicted.
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‘Forrest Gump’ returns to the National Mall
Paramount Pictures’ Academy Award-winning “Forrest Gump” marks its 25th anniversary with a free movie screening kicking off Memorial Day weekend on the National Mall.
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Coalition’s Goldstein Defends D.C. War Memorial
Read the recent Letter to the Editor seen in The Washington Post
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ACLU and Coalition team up to fight proposed National Mall free speech regulations
A letter sent to Congress last week from the ACLU prompted members to ask questions about the NPS’s proposal to start charging fees for protests staged on the National Mall.
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‘Tom Clancy’s The Division 2’ shows the effects of flooding on D.C. and the National Mall
For anyone wondering what the nation’s capital would look like after significant flooding around the National Mall, Ubisoft’s new video game offers an eye-opening vision.
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National Mall Versus the Wall
Museums, the monuments, and much of official Washington is closed. It’s the border wall dispute and the federal government is in partial shutdown mode!
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