Programs & Resources

 

Domestic & Sexual Violence Prevention

Prevent violence by promoting healthy relationships and increasing awareness of our community resources.

Women emPower Entreprenurial Summit

This dynamic, hands-on event is designed to equip women with the skills, strategies and resources to build economic strength and personal confidence through career advancement and entrepreneurship. Whether you are climbing the career ladder, launching a business or exploring new opportunities, this summit offers something for every woman ready to turn ambition into action. Learn more

GIRL EMPOWER Leadership Summit

Each September, LCWAG hosts its teen (12-17) focused mentoring and empowering summit with a gathering of young women alongside accomplished women leaders, business owners, elected officials and influencers from across the region.

Human Trafficking

Human trafficking, which includes sex trafficking, is the recruitment, harboring, transportation of provision or obtaining of a person for labor or services through the use of force, fraud, or coercion for the purpose of subjection to involuntary servitude, peonage, debt bondage or slavery. Trafficking of underage victims often involves vulnerable youths, such as those with drug or mental health problems, or those living in unstable families. LCWAG seeks to educate and empower our community to understand, recognize and report human trafficking in collaboration with schools, law enforcement, and key stakeholder organizations.

Loudoun Women’s Hall of Fame

In 2023, LCWAG established the first-ever Loudoun Women’s Hall of Fame (HOF) to share the stories of the women who shaped our county’s history with courage, leadership, intelligence, compassion and creativity in various industries. With the inaugural class in 2023, and biennially since, the Loudoun Women’s Hall of Fame is creating a network of role models and community builders that envision a brighter future for all. View more

Voices of Loudoun’s Women Community Assessment

Annual survey reveals that women in one of the nation’s wealthiest counties continue to face persistent struggles to access health care (including mental health), community and social connections, food or nutritional support, and childcare support. View more