Apr 23, 2019 | News & Updates
Looking back at where I was 10 years ago, I never thought I’d achieve so many of the things in my life today — thriving in DC, involvement with WWPR, a career using my English degree… I have much to be thankful for in my life. That being said, I know that I wouldn’t...Apr 23, 2019 | Uncategorized
Dr. Raphaela Kitson-Pantano—Parisian-born to a British mother and an Italian father—is a true European transplant to Washington, D.C. and one of our newest members of WWPR. Her passion lies at the intersection of health, science and politics to support the development...Apr 18, 2019 | Pro Bono Client
If you live in the Adams Morgan neighborhood, open your windows the evening of April 25. You may just be able to hear the Sitar Arts Center’s band – known as The Saints – as they play the organization’s signature fundraiser at the LINE DC Hotel. The Saints, formed in...Apr 18, 2019 | Professional Development
Not only do those of us living in D.C. face the typical challenges of making friends (lack of time, energy, etc.), we live in particularly transient city. Just when we think we have formed a solid friend group, our pals move elsewhere and we have to once again put...Apr 13, 2019 | Professional Development
What made you decide to become a professional coach? My passion for supporting women’s professional and personal growth was inspired by my own journey. When I first moved to DC years ago, everything in my life looked perfect on the outside, but the truth was a...