Program Calendar
- October 19, November 9, January 19, February 8, April 18 - Power of Personal Communications Breakfast Series
- March 19, 2012 - Free Speech at Risk: When Free Speech and the Internet Collide
- April 13, May 11, June 8, July 13, August 10, September 21 -
Burson Breakfast Social Media Series
next topic, Digital Issues and Crisis Communications
- August 25, 2011 - August Tea
- June 4 -
Strategic Conversations: We need your input. Join us for Chapter planning, lunch and fun
- February 23, 2011 - Join us for a "Table Talk": What's On Your Mind?
- January 13, 2011 - Networking Event with Washington Network Group (WNG)
Past AWC-DC Events
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MEMBERSHIP DRIVE - March 19- April 2, 2012
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AWCDC is more fun with colleagues and friends.
Spread the word about this exclusive membership opportunity from the AWC- DC Chapter
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Who We Are
The Association for Women in Communications is a professional organization that champions the advancement of women across all communications disciplines by recognizing excellence, promoting leadership and positioning its members at the forefront of the communications era.
A Century of Women in Communications
In 1909, seven female journalism students at the University of Washington at Seattle started an organization to help women break into communications professions and get paid as much as men for their efforts. Today, The Association for Women in Communications is a strong network of over 3,000 professionals working in a range of communications fields.
Representing the full spectrum of the communications industry, AWC members share their knowledge. Network and learn new skills at our monthly events, get lower rates on chapter and national events and join a close-knit group of women who help each other develop professionally. Benefits of Membership
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BURSON SOCIAL MEDIA WORKSHOP
Left to Right: Dallas Lawrence, D'Oniece Dillard, Bina Handa, Simon Heseltine, Gail Peck, at the second of six Social Media Breakfast Series at Burson-Marsteller.
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| 2011 ANNUAL TEA | Photos by Daniel Peck |
Donna Vincent Roa received the DC Chapter's Matrix award at the 2011 Annual Tea at the Willard InterContinental Washington |
Current officers present the Matrix Award at 2011 Annual Tea. Pictured from left: Barbara Hoffman, Programs Chair; Christen Demedeiros; Donna Vincent Roa recipient of the 2011 Matrix Award; Bina Handa and Gail Peck, Co-presidents; and Jacie Roberts, President-Elect.
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AWCDC current and past presidents attended the 2011 Annual Tea and Matrix. Pictured from Left: Bina Handa, Elaine Graves, D'O Dillard, Donna Roa (Matrix award recipient), Gail Peck, Marcia Drucker, Lynn O'Connell, Lynn Osborne and Pam Valenzuela (current AWC National executive director).
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