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How to Shine: Interviewing Skills To Help You Earn That Dream Job Alexandra Gilliland Last summer when my company was hiring a new junior...

A Breath Of Fresh Air: Ending Coal Use In DC To visit the largest single source of carbon emissions for Washington, D.C., you don’t have...

Extraction Has A Human Face Written by Caroline Selle, the Zero Waste Girl At Power Shift 2013, thousands of young people gathered to...

Getting the Most of Autumn: Where to “Hike Locally” By DC EcoBlogger Dawn Bickett The crisp air and changing leaves of autumn – along...

As a woman living in the DC area, chances are pretty good that you’re currently on an unexpected paid staycation, courtesy of the...

By DC EcoWoman Dawn Bickett DC Ecowomen take note: Vegfest is just around the corner. Never been? Then you are in for a treat. Or—if you...

Washington D.C.’s Annual “Car Free Days” are coming up soon, so it’s time to start planning! D.C. is one of the best cities in the world...

Labor Day has come and gone, which means a new year of school, of Congressional hearings… and a new group of DC EcoWomen Board Members!...

By DC EcoWomen and Recent Honeymooners Lisa Seyfried and Dawn Bickett You did it! You planned a successful green wedding.  You composted,...

By DC EcoWomen blogger Dawn Bickett One of the reasons I love Washington DC is that its strong public transit and walkable neighborhoods...

The dinners I remember best are the ones I threw together with odds and ends of ingredients. There was the lentil barley salad made with...

By DC Net Impact President Mikael Baker DC Net Impact is extremely excited to partner with DC EcoWomen to co-host a networking happy hour...

Originally published on Redefining Eco, and cross-posted here with their permission. It’s summertime. It’s hot, it’s sticky, it’s heavy....

This water has weathered miles of travel. It may have been recycled and treated hundreds of times over; from a sink in New York City,...

By DC EcoWomen Board Member Lina Khan As the month of Ramadan begins this week for Muslims, many of us are preparing both physically and...

It’s the Fourth of July. The 237th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence… and a day to relax and celebrate in the...

Winners of the 2012 Contest: Women and the Environment: ‘Jill on the Turner River’ by Sarah Hackney Photos of women exploring the natural...

Good As New – Tips on Revamping and Fixing Up Your Old Furnishings Odds are that you’ve got a lot of old furniture around the house.  You...

By DC EcoWomen Board Member Stephanie Madden On May 29, 2013, 13 DC EcoWomen gathered to celebrate the birthday of ultimate EcoWoman...

The following is a cross-post from Penny Catterall’s blog Order Your Life. Penny presented the “Organizing Your Life” workshop at the DC...