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 ## Who we are
 
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 District Dharma Collective is a community of practitioners rooted in Washington, DC — a city that sits at the center of so much that is uncertain, contested, and in flux. We currently gather in the Dupont Circle neighborhood, and our doors are open to anyone who finds their way to us.
 
 We come from different Buddhist traditions and paths, but we gather around a shared conviction: that the dharma has something vital to say to us in these times of upheaval and unrest. We sit together, study the teachings, and ask hard questions about how ancient wisdom meets this present moment — personally, collectively, and in the world around us.
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 ## What we do
 
-We gather in a space that spends its weekdays as a psychotherapy office — and there's something intentional about that. Each time we meet, we transform it together, arranging cushions and chairs before settling into thirty minutes of sitting meditation. Newcomers are always welcome to ask for guidance; no experience is assumed.
+We gather in a space that spends its weekdays as a psychotherapy office — and there’s something intentional about that. Each time we meet, we transform it together, arranging cushions and chairs before settling into thirty minutes of sitting meditation. Newcomers are always welcome to ask for guidance; no experience is assumed.
 
-After a short break, we move into a dharma talk and discussion rooted in whatever text we're exploring as a group. We tend toward contemporary teachers whose voices are too rarely centered — writers like Lama Rod Owens and Kaira Jewel Lingo — alongside more traditional teachings. The conversation that follows is as much a part of the practice as the sitting.
+After a short break, we move into a dharma talk and discussion rooted in whatever text we’re exploring as a group. We tend toward contemporary teachers whose voices are too rarely centered — writers like Lama Rod Owens and Kaira Jewel Lingo — alongside more traditional teachings. The conversation that follows is as much a part of the practice as the sitting.
 
 ## When we meet
 
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 ## Come sit with us
 
-Our space is intimate, and we set it up ourselves before each gathering — so it helps us to know you're coming. If you'd like to join us, reach out using the form below and we'll be in touch with everything you need to know!
+Our space is intimate, and we set it up ourselves before each gathering — so it helps us to know you’re coming. If you’d like to join us, reach out using the form below and we’ll be in touch with everything you need to know!