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Forum on Democracy & Trade Inc is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that focuses on promoting dialogue and research on the intersection of democracy and international trade. Through various initiatives and events, the organization aims to facilitate discussions and provide insights on how trade policies can impact democratic processes and institutions. Generated from their business information

The Women's Law and Public Policy Fellowship Program (WLPPFP) at Georgetown University Law Center offers fellowship positions designed to support attorneys committed to advancing women's rights. The program includes a 12-month WLPPFP Fellowship, which allows U.S. fellows to engage with public interest organizations, and the LAWA Fellowship, which provides African women’s rights lawyers with an LL.M. degree and internship experiences. Throughout their fellowship experiences, participants engage in substantive discussions on women's rights issues, explore career paths for advocacy, and enhance their legal skills through various seminars and networking opportunities. This comprehensive approach equips fellows to continue their work in women's rights both locally and internationally. Generated from the website

The BEACON is a community-led initiative aimed at transforming Washington, DC, into a leading city for women entrepreneurs by fostering collaboration among investors, companies, mentors, and government entities. Its mission is to create equal opportunities for women entrepreneurs to thrive and succeed in their ventures. Among the featured women-owned businesses is Kicheko Goods, a socially conscious brand that creates distinctive pieces inspired by nature and geometry, and Greenease, a mobile app connecting consumers with local and sustainable food sources. Additionally, organizations like EMPOWOMAN and Halcyon Incubator provide support and resources to empower women in their personal and professional lives, while YAP Network focuses on networking and development for young African diaspora professionals. Generated from the website