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Arkansas Press Women - APW Est. 1949 Arkansas Press Women is an association of professional communicators in journalism, public information, business, education and government.

Arkansas Press Women is an association of professional communicators who work in journalism, public information, business, education and government communications. We support each other through professional development, recognition and competitions, networking among ourselves and through related organizations, and celebrating our triumphs and disasters together. We support our profession by workin

g to protect First Amendment rights and Freedom of Information laws, adhering to a Code of Ethics and supporting youth activities and education. We are not all female, and we work in many media — print, broadcast, electronic — as our profession has grown since we were founded in 1949. Our organization is a state affiliate of the National Federation of Press Women, which gives us access to national educational programs, recognition and competition, as well as opportunities to learn from our peers in other states. Join us at nfpw.org

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The Director of Media Relations will be responsible for developing and executing public and media relations programs designed to advance the mission and vision of the University of Central Arkansas in traditional and new media. Reporting to the Chief of Staff, the Director of Media Relations serves....

Meet Aly Hobson, a 17-year-old rising senior at White Hall High School. Aly is the youngest winner of Arkansas Press Wom...
06/07/2025

Meet Aly Hobson, a 17-year-old rising senior at White Hall High School. Aly is the youngest winner of Arkansas Press Women’s 2025 Professional Communications Contest! She received third place in the category of Children’s Book – Fiction for her debut title, “Abbie Jane Learns to Advocate.”

Meet Aly Hobson, Arkansas Press Women’s Youngest Winner of 2025Aly Hobson, a 17-year-old rising senior at White Hall High School, is the youngest winner of the Arkansas Press Women’s 2025 Professional Communications Contest. She received third place in the category of Children’s Book – Ficti...

03/07/2025

We are very excited to introduce Arielle Robinson, our new racial equity reporter.

Congratulations to Hot Springs Village Voice Owner and Publisher Jennifer Allen, who was inducted as the 148th president...
30/06/2025

Congratulations to Hot Springs Village Voice Owner and Publisher Jennifer Allen, who was inducted as the 148th president of the Arkansas Press Association on June 28! The focus of Allen’s presidency will be APA’s ongoing capital campaign — Sustaining the Foundation of Arkansas Journalism.

Hot Springs Village Voice Owner and Publisher Jennifer Allen was inducted as the 148th president of the Arkansas Press Association on Saturday (June 28). The focus of Allen’s presidency will...

Congratulations to Richard Plotkin, the first recipient of APW's inaugural Distinguished Service Award! It was created t...
30/06/2025

Congratulations to Richard Plotkin, the first recipient of APW's inaugural Distinguished Service Award! It was created to recognize and celebrate individuals who have demonstrated outstanding service and leadership within the communications industry in Arkansas.

Arkansas Press Women (APW) has named Richard Plotkin as the recipient of its inaugural Distinguished Service Award, created to recognize and celebrate individuals who have demonstrated outstanding service and leadership within the communications industry, particularly in Arkansas. A dedicated member...

29/06/2025

Each year since 1984, the Student Press Law Center presents competitive awards to recognize exceptional efforts of high school and college journalists in fighting for student press freedom and in telling important stories of their communities. Courage in Student Journalism Award Nominations are now....

29/06/2025
29/06/2025

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Congratulations to Josie Lenora at Little Rock Public Radio, the recipient of APW's inaugural investigative journalism m...
27/06/2025

Congratulations to Josie Lenora at Little Rock Public Radio, the recipient of APW's inaugural investigative journalism mini-grant!

Arkansas Press Women (APW) has awarded its inaugural investigative journalism mini-grant to Josie Lenora, politics and government reporter for Little Rock Public Radio. Lenora will use the $750 grant to support an in-depth podcast season examining the political career of Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee...

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Arkansas Press Women is an association of professional communicators in journalism, public information, business, education and government.

Join APW as a state-level member by emailing [email protected]. Become a professional member at https://nfpw.org/join/ We support each other through professional development, recognition and competitions, networking among ourselves and through related organizations, and celebrating our triumphs and disasters together. We support our profession by working to protect First Amendment rights and Freedom of Information laws, adhering to a Code of Ethics and supporting youth activities and education. We are not all female, and we work in many media — print, broadcast, electronic — as our profession has grown since we were founded in 1949. Our organization is a state affiliate of the National Federation of Press Women, which gives us access to national educational programs, recognition and competition, as well as opportunities to learn from our peers in other states.