U.S. House of Representatives
The Office of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton advocates for D.C. residents on Capitol Hill, exploring policy careers and civic engagement pathways that shape our nation's future.
What They Do
The Office of Congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton advocates for Washington, D.C. residents on Capitol Hill and in all issues affecting the nation's capital. The office engages in policy development, legislative advocacy, and constituent services across education, economic justice, housing, healthcare, and civil rights issues.
Where Howard Fits
Howard students interested in policy, advocacy, and government work can find meaningful roles as legislative aides, policy analysts, or constituent services coordinators. Working in a Congressional office provides direct exposure to how federal policy is shaped, particularly on issues affecting D.C. and underserved communities.
Why Talk to Them
Talk to Congresswoman Norton's office if you want to understand how federal policy shapes education and opportunity, are interested in D.C. civic engagement, or see yourself in government and policy advocacy roles. It's perfect for students exploring pathways beyond the classroom into systemic change work.