Language justice and social justice in Washington, DC, both focus on respecting and recognizing that the predominant culture, or the English language, is not the only language. Instead, both language justice and social justice strive to create a multilingual initiative...

When we shift from English-only as the dominant language, we’re able to create more welcoming and inclusive spaces. By embracing each other – rather than excluding others – we’re able to lift up communities and create a more equitable society.