DC Greens Press Kit

Assets & Media

Media Guidelines

To schedule an interview or site visit, or for a media inquiry, please contact:
Anna Masi, Communications Director


DC Greens’ leadership team represents expertise across food access, health equity, and community engagement. The staff members below are available for media interviews in their respective areas, with bios and headshots provided for reference. For all press inquiries, please contact Anna Masi, Communications Director.

Eric Angel

Executive Director

Expertise: organizational vision, food
system change, health equity, policy advocacy,
Food Is Medicine


Andrea Talhami

Programs Director
Expertise:
program development, community partnerships,
health equity, policy advocacy, Food Is Medicine

Luisa Furstenberg-Beckman

Produce Rx Manager
Expertise: organizational vision, food
system change, health equity, policy advocacy,
Food Is Medicine


Qya Ahmad

Community Engagement Manager

Expertise:
community partnerships, community outreach and
in-reach strategies

Charles Rominiyi

The Well at Oxon
Run Manager

Expertise:
community farming, regenerative agriculture,
Ward 8 food access

How to Reference DC Greens Programs

First mention:

  • “[program name] by DC Greens”
  • “[program name], a program of DC Greens”
  • “[program name], operated by DC Greens”


Subsequent mentions:

  • Produce Rx
  • The Well at Oxon Run

High-Resolution Images & Brand Assets

Photo credit format:
“Photo by [photographer name], courtesy of DC Greens”

Logo Usage Guidelines
  • Clear Space

      • Always leave at least 1/3 of the logo’s height (“X”) of clear space on all sides.

     

      • No text, photos, or graphic elements should enter this space.

     

  • Acceptable Versions

      • Full-color logo (default)

     

      • White knockout logo — use only for single-color printing or reversed over a solid background/photograph.

     

  • Correct Use

      • Place logo prominently and at a legible size.

     

      • Use only approved logo files (no recreations).

     

  • Misuse (Never Do This):

      • ❌ Crop, distort, stretch, or rotate the logo

     

      • ❌ Change colors, fonts, or element sizes/relationships

     

      • ❌ Overlay logo on patterns, textures, or busy images that reduce visibility

     

      • ❌ Add shadows, outlines, or special effects

     

      • ❌ Rearrange or separate the “dc” and “greens” lockup
Brand-Ready Produce Rx
Video (2025)

A compelling short film showcasing DC Greens’ award-winning Produce Rx program and its impact on health equity in Washington, D.C.

Releases & Statements

Photo of Eric Angel, Executive Director, sitting near a planting bed at The Well at Oxon Run
What began as a proposal to eliminate D.C.’s Food Policy Council entirely has ultimately resulted in a stronger institution.
Photo of The Well, including the gravel pathway
The funding will support pathway improvements at the Ward 8 community farm, helping create more hospitable spaces for D.C. residents.
DC Greens stands among a group of award recipients holding large $100,000 checks from Impact100
The giving collective recognized DC Greens among three nonprofit recipients advancing health, education, and family wellbeing across the D.C. region.

Recent Reports

2025 Annual Report

Our work is guided everyday by our three core precepts: Food is health. Food is medicine. Food is a human right. Read our 2025 Annual Report to see how we lived out our values in 2025 and, even in the face of immense challenge, continued our work to build a better food system for all.