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Women Professionals in Washington, DC

Discover qualified Women professionals in Washington, DC across all industries and specialties. Connect with lawyers, doctors, accountants, real estate agents, therapists, and other service providers who understand your cultural background, speak your language, and are dedicated to serving the Women community with excellence and cultural sensitivity.
Kim Parker, industry in Baltimore, MD
Kim Parker Sponsor
Baltimore, MD Sponsor
Legal Services, Civil Rights, Personal Injury
25 years licensed
(410) 234-2621
Legal Services, Civil Rights, Personal Injury
25 years licensed
(410) 234-2621
The Law Office of Kim Parker, P.A., offers individuals and families effective legal services in Maryland and the District of Columbia. Kim focuses on the needs and goals of each client. This client-centered approach is the foundation for the favorable outcomes we obtain for our clients. Kim is an experienced attorney who has handled numerous cases in the Maryland Courts. Contact our offices to arrange for a free consultation. We are your civil rights firm of choice. Kim’s practice focuses on counseling the firm's clients regarding bankruptcy, personal injury and business matters. Prior to joining the Law Office of Kim Parker, P.A., Kim was a Trial Attorney with the Law Offices of Norris C. Ramsey, P.A., where she litigated various matters in the Circuit and District Courts of Maryland. Kim is an experienced Trial Attorney who has tried numerous cases in the District and before juries in Circuit Courts of Maryland. She is a well-respected lawyer and litigator.
Loletta (Lolita) Darden, industry in Washington, DC
Loletta (Lolita) Darden
Washington, DC
Legal Services, Entertainment Law, Copyright
34 years licensed
Legal Services, Entertainment Law, Copyright
34 years licensed
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Priya Prakash Royal, industry in Washington, DC
Priya Prakash Royal
Washington, DC
Legal Services, Business Law, Expert Witness
19 years licensed
Legal Services, Business Law, Expert Witness
19 years licensed
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Inna Brady, industry in Washington, DC
Inna Brady
Washington, DC
Legal Services, Business Litigation
10 years licensed
Legal Services, Business Litigation
10 years licensed
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Nia D. Johnson, industry in Washington, DC
Nia D. Johnson
Washington, DC
Legal Services, Mediation, Trusts and Estates Law
20 years licensed
Legal Services, Mediation, Trusts and Estates Law
20 years licensed
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Latest Women Events

Black Wine Country: Dykes Uncorked
Black Wine Country: Dykes Uncorked
Sip, connect, and celebrate Black sapphic joy on a wine trip to a beautiful Black-owned Virginia vineyard. Join us on Saturday, September 26 for a one-of-a-kind wine experience created to celebrate Black sapphic joy, connection, and community. Spend the day surrounded by beautiful scenery, incredible wine, and amazing people as we travel together to Delaplane Wine Cellars, a proudly Black-owned vineyard in the heart of Virginia wine country. Whether you're coming with your partner, your best friends, or attending solo, this is your opportunity to relax, build new connections, and enjoy an intentional space centered on the Black sapphic experience. 🍇 What's Included 🖤 A visit to DePlane Wine Cellars, a Black-owned Virginia vineyard 🚌 Round-trip transportation 🍷 Complimentary wine served on the bus while supplies last ✨ A welcoming atmosphere to connect with other Black sapphic travelers and allies in community 📍 Pickup Information Location: Union Station Bus Terminal Departure:10:45 AM SHARP Please arrive 15 minutes early. The bus cannot wait for late arrivals. 🌈 Who Can Attend? This experience centers the Black sapphic community and welcomes all people who identify as sapphic, including lesbians, bisexual women, pansexual women, queer women, transgender women, and non-binary people who feel this space is for them. 🪪 Important Requirements 21+ only A valid government-issued ID is required on the day of the trip. All participants must sign a liability waiver before attending. 💳 Refund Policy Refunds are available up to 7 days before the event. Due to transportation, venue reservations, and planning commitments, no refunds will be issued within 7 days of the trip. 🥂 Come sip, celebrate, and build community in a space designed to honor Black sapphic joy. Expect beautiful vineyard views, delicious wine, great conversations, and unforgettable memories. We can't wait to share this experience with you! 🍇✨

No event schedules available Washington, DC 81.12

Dope Black Girls Brunch 2026
Dope Black Girls Brunch 2026
Celebrating women in media, politics, business, and culture during Congressional Black Caucus Weekend. The Dope Black Girls Brunch is one of the signature gatherings of Congressional Black Caucus Weekend, bringing together Black women from across media, politics, business, entrepreneurship, advocacy, and culture for an afternoon of meaningful connection and celebration. Hosted at The Hamilton in Washington, DC, this annual experience creates space for authentic conversations, intentional networking, and the opportunity to build relationships with women who are shaping industries and driving change in their communities. Guests enjoy an elevated brunch, inspiring speakers, curated experiences, and a room filled with leaders, creators, executives, elected officials, founders, and changemakers. Whether you're looking to expand your network, reconnect with familiar faces, or simply celebrate the brilliance of Black women during one of the most influential weekends of the year, the Dope Black Girls Brunch is where community, collaboration, and culture come together. Tickets include a full brunch, curated cocktails, fireside chat and more!

No event schedules available Washington, DC 156.57

The Flamingo Effect: For Women Who Refuse to Blend In
The Flamingo Effect: For Women Who Refuse to Blend In
The Night That Redefines How You Show Up, Stand Out & Step Into Q4 with Power Flamingos don't blend in. They stand in flocks — unbothered, unapologetic, and impossible to ignore. And so do you. The Flamingo Effect is an intimate evening for 50 women who are done performing for the algorithm and ready to step into Q4 with power, presence, and purpose. Hosted by TEDx Speaker, author, and Strategic Visibility Advisor Shanel Evans — this is the book launch celebration for The Dangers of Digital Fame and the room you'll wish you'd been in sooner. What's waiting for you: Wine + sparkling beverages from BIPOC and Women brands Live calligraphy — custom bookmarks made just for you A signed copy of The Dangers of Digital Fame (included with every ticket) A curated luxury vendor marketplace A Conversation with Friends — an intimate fireside chat with Nicole L. Brown, entrepreneur, and author of the book's foreword

No event schedules available Washington, DC 197.00

Latest Women Businesses and Organizations

CUA Women's Law Caucus
CUA Women's Law Caucus
The Women's Law Caucus at The Catholic University of America represents a community of law students dedicated to supporting women in the legal field and advancing gender equity within the profession. Located at the Columbus School of Law in Washington, DC, this student organization creates a supportive network for female law students navigating their academic and professional journeys. The caucus embodies the university's commitment to the Catholic intellectual tradition while addressing contemporary issues affecting women in law and society. As a student-led organization at Catholic Law in Washington, DC, the Women's Law Caucus fosters meaningful relationships among members and connects them with experienced mentors and role models in the legal community. The organization provides a welcoming space where women law students can share experiences, discuss challenges, and celebrate achievements together. Through collaborative events and programming, members build lasting friendships and professional relationships that extend beyond their law school years. The caucus operates within The Catholic University of America's broader commitment to developing leaders who integrate faith and reason in their professional practice. Members benefit from the supportive community atmosphere that characterizes Catholic Law, where students from diverse backgrounds and perspectives come together to advance their legal careers. The organization recognizes the unique contributions women bring to the legal profession and works to amplify women's voices and leadership. Based in Washington, DC, the Women's Law Caucus taps into the rich legal and professional resources of the nation's capital. Members engage with accomplished women attorneys, judges, and legal scholars who serve as mentors and speakers. The organization strengthens the bonds of sisterhood among law students while preparing them to become influential advocates and leaders in their chosen legal fields.

Washington, DC

Womxn's Law Student Association at Howard Law
Womxn's Law Student Association at Howard Law
The Womxn's Law Student Association at Howard Law represents a cornerstone of community and solidarity within one of America's most prestigious historically black law schools. Located in Washington, DC, this student organization reflects Howard University School of Law's rich legacy of producing leaders committed to championing racial equity and justice while advancing the rights of all people, particularly African Americans and other marginalized communities. Since its establishment as part of Howard Law's vibrant co-curricular ecosystem, the association has created an inclusive space where women and non-binary law students support one another through the rigorous demands of legal education and professional development. Rooted in Howard Law's institutional mission to engage in the active pursuit of solutions to legal, social, economic, and political problems of particular concern to minority groups, the Womxn's Law Student Association cultivates a family-like community within the law school. The organization recognizes that knowledge extends beyond textbooks to encompass the lived experiences and perspectives of its diverse members. By bringing together students who share commitments to gender justice and intersectional advocacy, the association strengthens the bonds that define Howard Law's exceptional educational experience. Members of the Womxn's Law Student Association benefit from the law school's extensive alumni network of accomplished lawyers and public servants making significant contributions across the nation. The organization provides mentorship connections, professional guidance, and collaborative opportunities that help members envision their roles as future leaders in law and social justice. Through sustained engagement with faculty, peers, and the broader Howard Law community, the association empowers its members to carry forward the institution's tradition of excellence, service, and unwavering commitment to defending the rights of all people.

Washington, DC

WCL Women's Law Association
WCL Women's Law Association
Located in Washington, DC, the WCL Women's Law Association represents a community of law students united by their commitment to advancing women's voices and leadership in the legal field. As a student organization within American University Washington College of Law, the association draws strength from the institution's historic foundation, chartered by Congress in 1893, and its enduring dedication to the professional well-being and advancement of its members. The organization cultivates meaningful relationships among female law students who share a passion for the rule of law and a desire to champion what matters in their communities and beyond. Members of the Women's Law Association benefit from the supportive environment fostered at AUWCL, where diversity and innovation are central to the educational experience. The association provides a welcoming space for students from throughout the United States and diverse international backgrounds to connect, collaborate, and grow together. By bringing together women law students at one of the nation's leading law schools, the organization strengthens the bonds of sisterhood and professional solidarity. The WCL Women's Law Association honors American University's legacy of global education and inclusive excellence while preparing its members to become leaders who make a difference in their fields and society. Through shared experiences and mutual support, the association empowers women to pursue their legal careers with confidence and purpose, grounded in the values of equity, justice, and professional integrity that define Washington College of Law.

Washington, DC

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