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In this Spotlight, we interview Bria Jamison, who is the Vice President of the Professional Development and Programs Committee. Bria in front of the U.S. Capitol What inspired you to join the Board? The first DC EcoWomen (DCEW) event I attended was a Galentine’s Speed Dating event. I loved how the organization brought together like-minded women in an inviting space and wanted to get involved. I felt my experience in professional development and network in the federal governme

By Gabriela Nahm On a rainy Tuesday night, DC EcoWomen and the Women’s Aquatic Network hosted an evening of candid conversations on...

In the Board Spotlight series, we interview DC EcoWomen Board members, so you can get to know what they work on, issues they are passionate about, and what they like to do in their free time. In this Spotlight, we interview Siena Henson, who is on the Communications Team and works on the newsletter. Siena running her first half marathon What inspired you to join the Board? I was inspired to join the board because I wanted to find community with people who share my values an

On August 9th, DC EcoWomen community members joined Anacostia Watershed Society's boat tour to learn about the river's ecosystem, and...

By Eleanor Wester Eco-village at Ithaca, Photo courtesy of Jim Bosjolie When I think of a strong community, a few things come to mind:...

by Charlotte Terry At the top of O'Neil Pass in Olympic National Park! Hello everyone! My name is Charlotte Terry and I am a recent...

By Alexandra Kroger With the recent reports in the media reporting on water quality issues and the dangers of plastic contaminants,...

Sydney Rodman, CEO and founder of Green Revival, a wildfire mitigation company, shares how we can avoid another natural disaster and move...

By Janette Rosenbaum and Ambika Chawla Credit: Climatebase In September of last year, we (Janette and Ambika), joined the sixth cohort...

Over 1,000 trees are in danger of being cut down in Rock Creek Park Golf Course,. Check out the photos of these trees and local habitats.