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Know Your Audiences: A Simple Mapping Exercise

Written by Alicia C. Aebersold, Chief Communications & Membership Officer, American Psychological Association (APA) This resource is the second in the 2026 WWPR Nonprofit Communications Toolkit, a year-long series of practical guides for small to mid-sized nonprofits working with limited staff and budgets. Last month, you defined your three core messages. This month, you’ll identify […]
WWPR SEEKS NEW APPLICANTS FOR NEW PRO BONO CLIENT
WWPR Pro Bono Committee to Provide Communications Counsel and Support to Qualified Local Nonprofit Organization Serving Women or Children Washington, DC – June 26, 2023 – Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), announced that it is actively seeking a new pro-bono client for a two-year term commencing in January 2024. The professional organization is inviting […]
Meet the 2023 Emerging Leaders Awards Finalists
Jun 13, 2023 | Awards, Events
Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) is pleased to announce the finalists for the 2023 Emerging Leaders Awards (ELAs). We are excited to celebrate the 13th anniversary of the ELAs, where we will honor emerging leaders in six categories: Small/boutique agencies, mid-to-large sized agencies, government, non-profit, corporate and trade associations.  Ahead of this signature event, […]
Celebrating Pride Month 
Jun 13, 2023 | News & Updates
WWPR Diversity & Inclusion Chair, Jewel McFadden sits down with Human Rights Campaign’s Jordyn White I met Jordyn White earlier this year on an intergenerational panel for the Lesbian Day of Visibility. This was the first time the Mayor’s Office of LGBTQ Affairs organized an event to honor the annual observance. Jordyn manages a dynamic […]
Celebrate Birthdays at New Endeavors by Women! 
By Anne Thomas and Maggie Moore, WWPR Pro Bono Chairs Are you looking for a NEW and fun way to engage with New Endeavors by Women? Do you enjoy a good birthday celebration? Want to help women who have experienced homelessness feel the love of a community? In last month’s WWPR newsletter, we mentioned one […]