Duke alumnae and parents from around the DC area gathered together during the fall Duke DC Women's Forum Neighborhood Conversations. 

From November 12-19, Duke NY Women's Forum hosted several informal events in homes around the area as part of the annual Neighborhood Conversations series. 

The DC Duke Women's Forum held Neighborhood Conversations May 1-May 21st . Neighborhood Coffees take place twice each year at homes in various locations throughout the Washington, D.C. area. The events bring together alumnae over refreshments to connect and build relationships. 

On October 2, 2018, Duke alumnae gathered in the Philly area for a Women's Forum Neighborhood Conversation.

Duke women in the Sammamish area got together on October 6, 2018 for a neighbhood conversation hosted by the Women's Forum. 

The DukeNY Women's Forum presented a series of Neighborhood Coffees, Cocktails and Conversations during the weeks of October 1st and 8th in twelve NYC-metro locations within New York, New Jersey and Connecticut. At the events, Duke women—alumnae and parents—of all ages gathered for coffee, wine, hors d’oeuvres and conversation aimed at connecting them with each other and strengthening local relationships. 

Charlotte alumnae celebrated spring  with 3 Neighborhood Conversations events in South Charlotte (3/27/18), Uptown (3/28/18) and Myers Park (4/16/18).

Duke alumnae in the DC metro region gathered together during the 2018 spring Neighborhood Coffees series.  Events were offered in Capitol Hill, Arlington, Fairfax, Bethesda, Shaw, Chevy Chase and Georgetown. 

More than 150 alumnae attended the fall Neighborhood Coffees, Cocktails and Conversations hosted by the DukeNY Women's Forum. The events were held over a two week period all around the tri-state area.

Over 20 Duke women attended the North Texas Women's Forum Neighborhood Coffees, Cocktails and Conversations on April 4, 2017. 

Every year, the Colorado Women’s Forum holds its annual Neighborhood Coffee, Cocktails & Conversation event the first two weeks in November in various locations around the state.  The Wash Park (Denver) gathering held on November 2nd, now in its 4th year, continues to be our largest!

By now you all know that we use the term “coffee” loosely. With a variety of gatherings held around the state, you’ll find that each event is different, and you could experience anything from bowling or whiskey tasting to hiking and picnicking (and yes, coffee and cocktails) somewhere in your vicinity. This is the event that brings us “home” to our Duke experience even though we’re 1,600 miles from campus.  Be on the lookout for exact dates and locations coming soon.

The DukeDC Women's Forum gathered for Spring 2016 Neighborhood Coffees thanks to the support and organization of 14 alumnae hostesses and family members, as well as DukeDC Regional Co-Chair and Women's Forum Steering Committee member Anna Pfeiffer '77.  Duke women of all ages met for informal get-togethers and enjoyed a glass of wine or other beverage, light fare and meaningful conversation.

Here is the group photo from our DukeDC Women's Forum Neighborhood Coffee hosted by Megan Tooley and Jennifer Axmacher in Jennifer's Georgetown home on Tuesday, May 10, 2016.  This event featured One Hope Wines and in addition to the ONE HOPE wines benefiting not-for-profits, 15% of the proceeds from wine purchases were directed towards our DukeDC PIE organization.