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Farmer Emma and her 9 year old daughter Anisa are digging in the soil to check on their potato crop! They grow over 12 varieties of...

By Tamara Toles O’Laughlin It is with gratitude and every other kind of emotion that I reach out to you as I conclude my board service...

By Tamara Toles O’Laughlin Over the last few years I have been incredibly fortunate to take on several roles on the Board of DC EcoWomen....

By Tamara Toles-O’laughlin There is no neat and tidy way to sum up my feelings about current events. Highs and lows abound for all of us...

By Sonia Abdulbaki I recently wrote an article on the DC EcoWomen blog regarding the global concern of water shortage. I quote myself...

By Sonia Abdulbaki DC EcoWomen is a group with a mission “to provide an educational forum for women that empowers women to become leaders...

By Robin Garcia DC EcoWomen’s president, Christina Sorrento, is leaving the executive board after nearly a decade of service to the...

Raising A Glass To DC EcoWomen At The Ten Year Gala Written by DC EcoWomen President Christina Sorrento EcoWomen had its first ever...

DC EcoWomen Board’s Best Practices To Take To Your Next Happy Hour Last year, DC EcoWomen gave you ten great networking tips to bring to...

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

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!...

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

Marin Rose presented at the DC EcoWomen Conference in the “Organize Your Life” workshop. The following is excerpted from her...

You can be a leader. You already are a leader. Dr. Spence said that in her experience, women only want to bring other women up. We all...

This post was written by DC EcoWomen blogger Dawn Bickett Welcome to the second installment of DC EcoWomen Success Stories! This month’s...

Body language is surprisingly important in the workplace. The way you move and act may have unintended impacts on how others perceive...

Washington D.C., the city of young professionals and fast politics, is one of the hardest working cities in our country. And as an...

The following is a post by DC EcoWomen boardmember Alison Alford. http://myggm.org I recently attended a fantastic DC EcoWomen EcoHour on...

Is a calorie just a calorie? Obesity is one of the most visible problems in our country. But it may be masking another overarching...

By Katrina Phillips Our evening began with a short local spotlight story from Sam Ullery, the Schoolyard Garden Specialist for DC’s...