Colorado Press Women
Serving Colorado communicators with professional development, networking, recognition and advocacy since 1941.
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April 13 Meeting: Wine, Cheese and Expertise
Join Colorado Press Women for an informal and informative meeting April 13 at 2 p.m. in the home of CPW member Sandy Graham at 3 Club Lane, Columbine Valley. The meeting will feature: Guest speakers from Colorado Public Radio (CPR); presentation of Press Women’s 2019 Communicator of Achievement Award; recognition of members who have won the At-Large National Federation of Press Women’s Communications Contest; introduction of new members; and “happy hour” refreshments to conclude the gathering. Click here for event details.
News Literacy Project presentation July 11, 2018
A story describing the presentation given by News Literacy Project’s Damaso Reyes of New York along with a link to a rough video have been posted. Please share with everyone you think will be interested.
See ‘News’ feed for reports on recent meetings, including a link to see the entire two-hour discussion at CPW’s Feb. 4 workshop “Restoring Trust in News Media.”
What’s Happening:
Donna Bryson, 2019 Colorado winner
Veteran journalist and award-winning author Donna Bryson decided to become a reporter in her teens – after giving up her childhood dream of being a tightrope walker! Donna’s work for The Associated Press has taken [...]
Colorado Contestants Fared Well
Colorado’s bumper crop of At-Large contest winners has yielded two national first place winners, two second places and an honorable mention in the National Federation of Press Women 2019 Communication Contest. Certificates will be presented [...]
Time for fun – CPW in Grand Junction
Colorado Press Women's Fall Conference in Grand Junction combined education with fun Sept. 21-23. Here are some scenes. Dinner at the home of Ronya Anna & Andrew Jones was followed by talks by Dr. [...]
Fighting fake news starts with preparing students for this digital world
Ten years ago, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist visited his daughter’s classroom and got insight into why Russia was able to exploit Americans’ biases to try to influence an election. Alan C. Miller, investigative journalist for [...]