Celebrate an unforgettable summer with WWPR and get excited for our inspiring fall events, including Woman of the Year, new programming, and more.| Washington Women in Public Relations
Could you tell me about your background and what drew you to your current position?I started my career as an administrative assistant at a health care PR firm and have spent the past 14+ years working in healthcare strategic communications—nine of which have been at CURA Strategies, where I’ve operated at the intersection of communications […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
Are you a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering women and/or families in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area? Do you have ambitious communication goals but lack the resources to achieve them? Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR) is excited to announce our search for a new pro bono client for a two-year partnership, commencing in January […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
by Kristal Farmer, WWPR DEI Chair There’s something to be said about standing firm in your beliefs, especially when your truth isn’t the majority opinion. History remembers the people who refused to back down—even when it was uncomfortable, inconvenient, or outright dangerous—because they knew what was right. Think of Lady Mary Wortley Montagu, who defied […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
18 DC-area female communicators will be recognized on June 15, 2023 at the 13th annual awards ceremony; Six winners will be revealed during the awards event WASHINGTON, June 1, 2023 – Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), a professional development and networking organization for female communicators in the nation’s capital, today announces the finalists for […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
Honoring Outstanding Leaders in Communications Celebrate the Excellence of Women in PR! Washington Women in PR is proud to announce the finalists for the 2024 Woman of the Year awards! Join us for our annual luncheon on October 4th to celebrate honoring three extraordinary women who have shaped the landscape of public relations through leadership, vision, and […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
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Join WWPR in 2025 as we celebrate 45 years of empowering women in PR and communications. Explore upcoming events like the Annual Meeting Luncheon, professional development panels, and more.| Washington Women in Public Relations
For 45 years, the organization has provided unique networking and professional development opportunities for female communicators in D.C. WASHINGTON, D.C. (January 23, 2025) – Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), a leading membership group for female communications professionals in Washington D.C., today announced its 2025 Board of Directors. The newly elected Board is as follows: […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
WWPR names Aba Blankson 2024 Woman of the Year, honoring her impact in PR. Event also celebrates finalists Debbi Jarvis and Linda Roth| Washington Women in Public Relations
by Allison Gross, associate director, Vanguard Communications As ChatGPT and other artificial intelligence (AI) tools emerge into our workplace, many in our firms are equal parts giddy and guarded about what it means for our short-term tasks and our long-term jobs. And the truth is, the evolution is happening so quickly that getting your head […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
WASHINGTON, D.C. (June 20, 2024) — On June 18, Washington Women in Public Relations (WWPR), a professional society for female communicators in the greater capital area, named its 2024 class of Emerging Leaders Awards (ELAs). The seven winners were selected from a diverse and impressive slate of rising stars, ages 25-35, who have excelled in […]| Washington Women in Public Relations
