We advance the communications profession in the Washington, D.C. area by fostering collaboration, enhancing knowledge and skills,
and creating connections through robust, up-to-date, and inclusive educational, networking, and professional growth opportunities.
Upcoming Events
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of our upcoming programs.
Writing For The Web: Driving Traffic And Conversion
This workshop will serve as a guide for those who want to better leverage their current website or who are looking to make a change and rethink their website altogether.
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Join PRSA National Capital Chapter for our April Virtual Coffee Chat!
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It’s your turn for some publicity! PRSA NCC wants to celebrate chapter member achievements, so submit your career milestones, new jobs & promotions, or personal updates like moves, birthdays & family news - for inclusion in an upcoming newsletter. http://ow.ly/JGfX50EmW5n
Job searching can be tough as the pandemic has changed many aspects of the process. To help you succeed, career coaches Phaedra Brotherton and Lisa Frank will provide tips and resources in a PRSA NCC webinar on 4/30 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. ET. http://ow.ly/ow9850EmWgW
Are you one of the many fascinating PRSA-NCC members? Let us tell your story in our “Meet the Member” feature on the chapter’s blog. Getting started is easy, just fill out this form: http://ow.ly/2Agh50EmWg9
Spring is internship season, but how can you find one during COVID-19? In a post on the PRSA NCC blog, Allie Erenbaum and Laura Ambrosio give some valuable tips that can help you navigate these uncertain times. http://ow.ly/QMvi50EmW2W #publicrelations
PRSA NCC is looking for a summer digital communications intern who want to get real experience and free access to professional development events and engagement opportunities. Interested? Apply here: http://ow.ly/p2cM50EmWf7
Writing gender inclusively is a critical step to creating more gender identity inclusion in an organization. Crystal Borde with @VanComm provides more tips in the PRSA NCC blog. http://ow.ly/hyO550EmVZI #publicrelations