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By Jamillah Muhammad We worked to clean up, weed, sow seeds and add compost freshly sifted from a large pile at the far end of the lot....

Post courtesy of Stephanie Madden, Book Club Maven Extraordinaire The July meeting of the DC EcoWomen book club played off the water...

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

By Kate Seitz Growing up, the extent of my thrift store experience involved sifting through racks of old t-shirts at the Salvation Army....

Wilson showed us all that running your own business isn’t easy, but well worth the hard work.  Her recommended reading includes The...

By Kate Seitz Hi fellow EcoWomen. I’m Kate, a mid-twenty’s Midwestern transplant to DC and self-proclaimed environmental enthusiast,...

A big thanks to Hawthorne Homemade for letting us sample their delicious butternut squash soup and green goddess smoothie!  If you missed...

By Vesper Hubbard In April, DC EcoWomen hosted a panel discussion for EcoHour on local farming. We heard about kosher meat production...

By Cheryl Kollin, Livability Project Defining sustainability When I mention in casual conversation that I work with “sustainable”...

by Vesper Hubbard In the Gen Y era, social media is as ubiquitous in our professional lives as it is in our personal lives. Most of us...