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Inspired by Washington, DC Children
Washington, DC
2452 18th St NW, Washington DC
![Cropped image of a mural in Washington, DC.](/sites/default/files/styles/desktop_1x_scale/public/2021-09/DC-Mural-mockup-crop.min_.jpg.webp?itok=wY-9ZDUp)
Trapbob (Tenbeete Solomon)
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This mural was inspired by the children of Washington, DC. Made possible by No Kid Hungry in partnership with Noodles & Company and the Popeyes Foundation.
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Mural artist Tenbeete Solomon wanted to highlight the role of essential workers - like bus drivers - during the pandemic. "There are people who don’t have a choice to stay home," she said. "They’re the only reason we’re getting by."
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The hands symbolize people coming together after a difficult time, said Tenbeete Solomon, the artist. "We need to reimagine a lot of things because a lot of things weren't working before.”
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Since the pandemic struck, No Kid Hungry has provided over $1.4 million in grants to Washington DC schools and community groups working to feed local kids.