Association for Women in Computing (AWC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the advancement of women in computing professions. AWC has chapters around the US in major metropolitan areas.

The Washington, D.C. Chapter of the Association of Information Technology Professionals contains members from all areas of the IT profession. Members include technical sales representatives, internet hosting engineers, developers, CIOs and Worldwide CTO Directors, our member base covers every aspect of the IT industry.

The AIP exists to support, unify and represent the global community of Internet professionals, providing the benefits and programs that allow both its individual and corporate members to better compete in today's Internet/Intranet/Extranet marketplace. The organization also serves as the voice of Internet professionals and industry corporations before the public, press, and within the online community on issues shaping the future of the Internet.
Tel : 301 896 9728

We are a member focused organization that exists to provide professional development programs and services to position its members at the forefront of the information technology industry.

In CAPCON's more than twenty years of service to the library and information community, its missionhas remained to facilitate the integration of electronic technologies into the information deliveryprocess by linking users to resources.
1990 M Street, NW Suite 200 Washington, DC 20036
Tel: 202.331.5771 Fax: 202.331.5788
Email: info@capcon.net

Online content includes a general meeting schedule, job page, and links to SIG pages. The CPCUGs magazine, The Monitor, is available for download. You can also look through the weekly events listings or the six-month calendar.

Local group for users and enthusiasts of the Linux operating system. Online content includes meeting schedules, information on upcoming events, and links to other Linux sites.

We are a relatively new group that gets together and talks about perl.
Support Center of Washington, 2001 O Street NW, WDC 20036
Tel: 202.833-0300

DC Web Women is a new organization dedicated to women in technology in the metropolitan Washington D.C area.

The Internet Society is a non-profit, non-governmental, international, professional membership organization. Its more than 150 organization and 8,000 individual members in over 170 nations worldwide represent a veritable who's who of the Internet community. ISOC focuses Standards, Public Policy, and Education.Standards: ISOC is the organizational home of the International Engineering Task Force, the Internet Architecture Board, the Internet Engineering Steering Group, and the Internet Research Task Force, and also supports the RFC Editor Function.Policy: ISOC is active in areas such as censorship/freedom of expression, taxation, governance, and intellectual property. Education & Training: ISOC has helped train many of the key information technology leaders around the world through programs such as the annual Network Training Workshops (NTW), Sustainable Internet Training Centers (SITCs), and sponsorship of the Internet Fiesta. ISOC produces a security symposium (NDSS) and the International INET conference.Join the DCISOC chapter and rub shoulders with Internet pioneers and leaders, keep your finger on the Internet's pulse, and help shape the future of the Internet.

DC-ISOC was formed to meet unique needs of Washington, DC-area Internet planners, builders, and users, and to help represent the Internet to the U.S. Government. DC-ISOC recognizes that several existing organizations, each covering a specific aspect of the Internet, exist. The chapter will provide a mechanism and forum for those diverse interests to interact and advance their goals.

Group for local Mac enthusiasts. Special focus on those who attend Johns Hopkins Medical Institution. Online info includes announcements, newsletters, and links to other Macintosh sites.

Homepage for a Northern Virginia Linux user group. Meeting schedules and links to other Linux sites.

The Technology Council of Maryland (TCM), now in it's 15th year, is a 501(c) (3) consortium of high technology firms, federal laboratories, education institutions and business support firms that collectively form the Maryland technology community. Member companies represent thousands of knowledge-based employees in the state and the region surrounding the nation’s capital. Council member firms range in size from large corporations such as Lockheed Martin to small companies with two to three employees developing next-generation technologies.

The Washington DC Technology Council is a membership organization of technology, associate, and affiliate companies that are interested in the vision of the Council. We hold networking and informative events in our four areas of focus: Capital Formation, Workforce Development, Business Development and Technology Policy.
1401 New York Ave, NW Suite 600
Washington, DC 20005
202.637.9333 202.637.9393

The Web Interest Group is composed of faculty and staff who have an interest in the World Wide Web on content management, website design, system administration, and programming. The WIG's purpose it to identify campus best practices and share that knowledge. And it is also a forum to share what is happening (webwise) across the many and disparate campus units.

his is the web site for one of Washington's oldest computer user groups. A wealth of information can be found here, including a FAQ, meeting schedules, member listings, schedules of tutorials, and membership application. Other content includes an online journal, virtual tours and a couple of funny surprises.

A general interest user group with monthly newsletter and public meetings in Fairfax VA on the third Saturday of every month. Special Interest Groups for Windows and GNU/Linux.

This organization's interests include information technology used within organizations investigating the potential use of the SGML language. Related articles, meeting schedules, and membership information is available.

Interests include topics related to Smalltalk and Object Oriented Programming. This site has schedules of meetings, job postings, and links to other smalltalk pages