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In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and to ensure the safety and health of our community, DC EcoWomen events will continue to be held online. Registered participants will receive details for virtual events 24 hours in advance of any event. While we have migrated to virtual programming, DC EcoWomen recognizes and values the support of our host of in-person programming over many years, Teaism, and all it has given to the community. During these challenging times, and if means allow, we welcome you to contribute to Teaism's GoFundMe in support of workers affected by the COVID-19 crisis.
Join us on Tuesday, July 20th at 6:30pm for DC EcoWomen's signature EcoHour for a conversation with Hannah Malvin, Founder and Director of Pride Outside.
ABOUT HANNAH:
Hannah Malvin (she/her) is a coach and consultant dedicated to making work more equitable, effective, and enjoyable, with a decade of experience working in progressive politics in Congress, nonprofits, community organizing, and consulting. She has delivered equity trainings at NASA, Amazon, NOAA, Fidelity, and more. She is Founder and Director of Pride Outside, the main hub for LGBTQ outdoor inclusion initiatives with Congress, federal agencies, and conservation nonprofits. Hannah serves as project manager for The Bridge Project, a new public-private partnership and equitable hiring pathway for the environmental sector focused on people of color and underrepresented communities. Previously, as Senior Representative for Partnerships at The Wilderness Society, she led a strategic planning initiative to root relationships in equity by designing new systems of staff learning, knowledge sharing, and coordination. As Legislative Assistant to Congressman Mike Doyle, she covered health, foreign affairs, immigration, and more, and was Staff Director of the Congressional Autism Caucus. She serves as Vice Chair of the Southern Appalachian Wilderness Stewards Board of Directors. Hannah has a BA in Political Science from Brown University and a certification in applied positive psychology from The Flourishing Center.
*Please note: DC EcoWomen EcoHours are open to women and those who identify as women, including members of the LGBTQ community and gender fluid individuals.