Current Exhibit | Women Photojournalists of Washington 2025 Traveling Exhibit

Women Photojournalists of Washington (WPOW) is dedicated to education the public about the role of women-identifying visual journalists and fostering their professional success. WPOW has more than 400 members ranging in experience from seasoned photojournalists to students.

WPOW holds an annual photography competition for its members. The winning images are collected into a traveling exhibition, which is sent to universities and other institutions around the country. The 2025 exhibition is on display in the McDougall Center gallery September-mid-October.

Photograph of people in a congressional hearing
Photographs of students with linked arms at a campus protest.
Photograph of children drawing with their fingers on fogged up windows.
Photograph of a person attending to a bandaged wound on his side. Person has scars from treatment for gunshot wounds.
Photograph showing a woman reacting to the remains of her mother's home in the Gaza Strip in Israel.
Young girl writing on a white board in her home.
Photograph of a group of people walking through a cemetery in the Philippines.
Photograph of a young child with a dog.
Photograph of people outside holding candles at a vigil.
Photograph of a family outside at night around a fire near the US border wall.
Photograph of Donald Trump and attorneys at a table in a Manhattan courtroom.
Photograph of a high school football player and coach celebrating winning a game.