Colorado Press Women
Serving Colorado communicators with professional development, networking, recognition and advocacy since 1941.
Next Event
Sunshine Week event postponed
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, Colorado Press Women has postponed its tour of the Ralph L. Carr Judicial Center and panel discussion on coverage of courts on Monday, March 16. Please be careful and stay healthy. Check back later for further developments.
While no further events have been planned due to the pandemic, CPW has been hard at work; we developed a resource the general public can use to help sort fact from fiction: Tips for Spotting Misinformation. Please share.
What’s Happening:
Sandy Nance, 2020 Colorado winner
At the University of Colorado-Boulder in the mid-1960s, Sandy Michel decided to study advertising in the journalism school. First, though, she was required to take an introductory newswriting class. Her focus changed: Newswriting was more [...]
2020 At-Large Colorado Contest Winners
Colorado Press Women members again fared well in NFPW's At-Large Communications Contest for members in states that don't run their own contest. This contest is increasingly competitive and this year featured entrants from Kentucky, South [...]
Colorado Public Radio staffers describe expansion
COA, contest winners recognized Colorado Press Women members learned about Colorado Public Radio’s ongoing expansion and recognized the Communicator of Achievement and Communications Contest winners during an April 13 social gathering at the home of [...]
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 [...]