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ABOUT

DCDWC

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OUR HISTORY

Founded in 1966, the DC Democratic Women’s Club was established to prepare and empower women to run for elected office and to support those who seek candidacy. Our mission is to inform women about the Democratic Party and to inspire them to pursue
leadership roles within the organization.

OUR NETWORK

The DCDWC is affiliated with the D.C. Federation of Democratic Women (DCFDW), which belongs to the National Federation of Democratic Women, recognized by the Democratic National Committee

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OUR MISSION

Women Transforming and Influencing the World of Politics in Washington, D.C.

Support women aspiring to and currently serving in politically elective and appointed offices.

Stimulate interest, educate women and build electorate capacity in political action strategies and activities.

Create a liaison between District of Columbia political stakeholders and the Democratic National Cmt. 

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OUR TIMELINE

Executive Leadership

The empowered women below are responsible for leading the DC Democratic Women’s Club. The leaders come from all walks of life with a diverse background in politics, education, public relations, law, and technology.

Executive Committees

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Communications
Committee

The Communications Committee implements a communications strategy utilizing social media, our website, monthly newsletters, and email marketing to promote Club messages and activities to our DCDWC members and the general public.  Communications Committee Members spearhead and manage the DCDWC Club's publications, social media engagement, virtual meetings,  graphic design, and traditional media relationships (community organizing & press). Follow us on Twitter, Instagram & Facebook and other community engagement forums.

Fulfilling Our Mission

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Supporting the Democratic Party

  • Sponsor and/or co-sponsor Democratic candidate debates.

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  • Submit resumes of qualified Democratic Women to serve in various Democratic administrations (national and local).

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Supporting the Democratic Party

  • Participate on the DC State Committee through our elected representative

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  • Attend local events

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Supporting the Democratic Party

  • Host debate watch parties & GOTV activities 

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  • Write and call members of the House and Senate to gain their support or express concern about important legislation

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OUR BYLAWS

How We Are Structured

OUR GALLERY

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