Twin brothers John and Fernel discuss why they are giving back through DC SCORES. By Lizzie Laplante

The Audi Field event also broke DC SCORES fundraising records by bringing in more than $550,000 for poet-athletes.

The DC SCORES team's "Women of Hart" project allows students to discreetly access the hygiene products they need, no adults[...]

ESPN 630 DC is also returning to the event for a second year as the official SCORES Cup media partner.

Armed with research-backed strategies, poet-athletes then took to the streets. They held signs and distributed flyers during a peace walk[...]

Possian says DC SCORES changed his life, and those of many of the classmates he first encountered when he arrived[...]

This story is part of our SCORES Community series, focusing on how members of the SCORES community are having an[...]

This story is part of our SCORES Community series, focusing on how members of the SCORES community are having an[...]

DC SCORES alumna Janeese Lewis George distinctly remembers the first time she “got” poetry. As an elementary schooler, she had[...]

“If you want to be great at being an artist, you have to be great at being yourself,” says Jason[...]

Every year, DC SCORES serves more than 3,000 D.C. kids through its soccer, poetry, and service-learning program. As part of[...]

“It’s kind of stupid,” says Veronica Telzrow about the idea that sports aren’t for girls. The fourth grader is talking[...]