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Washington Full Circle - a high-energy, fast paced, entertaining
and informative program - will give OCT TV-16 viewers an all-access
backstage pass to ALL things Washington. From music to theatre,
fashion, travel, nightlife and everything in between, Washington
Full Circle will highlight the latest trends in Washington,
D.C.’s people, places, things and so much more…
Hosted by OCT’s award winning
Senior Producer Ferman Patterson and a team of correspondents,
Washington Full Circle will incorporate a lively mix of regular
features that will take OCT TV-16 viewers to a home-grown
Washington that must be seen and seen again. Producer Patterson
recently remarked “never before has D.C. created so
many new places to see and experience. Exciting things are
happening in neighborhoods all over the city and this program
will be a captivating guide for all Washingtonians.
Washington Full Circle will be
presented on OCT TV-16 every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at 7:00 pm.
See
more about Washington Full Circle
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DC People is a short feature that heralds individuals
who improve the DC community and encourage others to
make DC the outstanding place it is. DC PEOPLE don't
have to be famous. They just have to be special. And
they all share an emotional attachment to the District
and a commitment to its future.
Now you can nominate someone
to be on DC People. We will feature people, old and
young, who help make a difference in our city, by their
work, or by their example of what people can accomplish.
Click on See More about DC People and click on the link
to nominate someone. It could even be yourself.
See
more about DC People
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Tune in to Reporter's Roundtable for in-depth
discussions by some of Washington's most respected
journalists. Hosted by Denise Rolark Barnes of
The Washington Informer, along with guest host,
the show tackles the top news items affecting
District residents. Viewers will hear issues addressed
from every perspective by panelists like Hamil
Harris of The Washington Post and Deborah Simmons
of The Washington Times. The show takes you beyond
the local headlines as these journalists debate
what's in the news and how it will impact DC residents.
Get the full story
on Reporter's Roundtable Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at noon and 7 pm on OCT TV-16
See
more about Reporter's Roundtable
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CapStat is a performance-based accountability
program that uniquely identifies opportunities
to make District government run more efficiently,
while providing a higher quality of service
to its residents. The program is modeled
after Baltimore’s CitiStat but is tailored
to the needs of the District of Columbia.
CapStat is not a technology application;
however, technology will support the discussions.
Accountability sessions are central to the
program. For one hour, all executives responsible
for implementing specific actions will be
in one room to discuss performance data
and explore ways to improve government services,
as well as make commitments for follow-up
actions.
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more about Capstat
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The purpose of the Commission is to address the
needs of at-risk children by reducing juvenile
and family violence and promoting social and emotional
skills among children and youth through the oversight
of a comprehensive integrated service delivery
system. The twenty-one (21) member Commission
has aligned itself around the Administration's
six citywide goals*, which outline the District's
commitment that children and youth make successful
transitions from birth to adulthood. By looking
at ways to measure our success in each goal, the
Administration can determine how to make improvements
in each critical area. Implementing the six citywide
goals requires the District to work across agency
boundaries and with community partners to align
critical supports and services for children, youth,
and their families.
The
Commission
meets monthly to discuss data around one of the
goals and how agencies
can collaborate to address the needs of children,
youth, and their
families around the six goals. ICSIC Action Items
and timelines
are identified for each agency out of the Commission
meetings.
See
more about ICSIC
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A weekly talk show hosted
by former journalist and network news producer Carol
Joynt. Q & A Café offers candid conversation
with today’s newsmakers in the dining room of Nathans
Restaurant in Georgetown. Restaurant guests and television
viewers are treated to the kind of informal yet insightful
conversations that can only happen in the dining room.
Tune in to the Q & A Café with Carol Joynt,
where you’ll find no speeches – just free-flowing
questions and answers.
Q
& A Café with Carol Joynt
will be presented on OCT TV-16 every Friday at 8:00
pm.
See
more about Q&A
Cafe (Coming soon)
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 Tune
in for TV-16’s fascinating new program that tackles
some of today’s toughest issues by being honest,
open and straight to the point. Hosted by Tamika Felder,
the program offers an eye-opening view of how many of
today’s youth are struggling for answers to questions
about life, family, education, crime and poverty. Invited
guests and a teen studio audience join the show for
discussions that people of all ages will find interesting.
Straight to the Point will
be presented on OCT TV-16 every Sunday, Tuesday and
Thursday at 7:30 pm.
See
more about Straight
to the Point (Coming soon)
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