Congresswoman Norton celebrates Kingman Island Day after introducing a bill to make Kingman and Heritage Islands a center for environmental education recreation and restoration of the Anacostia River ecosystem.

Norton, a co-sponsor of the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act to get equal pay for women, attends President Obama's signing of the bill.

Norton says, "With Duke on the coin, we are sending an important message to the world that D.C. is a lot more than a government town." Click here for the full story.  

More than 230 staffers and Members learned about tourist attractions at “Ask Me about Washington” in Cannon featuring 50 representatives from attractions in the city.

Congresswoman Norton at an appearance with then Senator, now President, Barack Obama, discussing D.C. Voting Rights and national affairs.

Norton at groundbreaking of Bread for the City's new expanded facility. Courtesy photo by Greg Bloom. 

CBC’s Women’s History Month program and official portrait unveiling of former Rep. Shirley Chisholm, the first African American woman elected to Congress.

Congresswoman Norton joins Mayor Adrian Fenty announcing major developments for the 14th Street Bridge thanks to federal stimulus and appropriations funds Norton secured.

Congresswoman Norton (D), at Sen. Majority Leader Harry Reid's (D) press conference on the Senate cloture vote, was joined by Sen. Joseph Leiberman (I), whose energetic leadership of the bill was key to its success, and by D.C. Mayor Adrian Fenty (D) in a show of unity for D.C. voting rights.