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2024 Founder’s Award Winners Honored at November Meeting Focused on Stress Relief

Contact: Jennifer LeMay, AWC-SB news@awcsb.org For Immediate ReleaseOctober 2, 2024 Santa Barbara, CA – The Association for Women in Communications Santa Barbara (AWC-SB) announced that three student, next-generation journalists are the recipients of the 2024 Founder’s Award in recognition of their work. At the AWC-SB meeting on November 13, Lois Phillips will present the annual […]

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AWC-SB Member Camie Barnwell nabbed two Awards of Excellence

The Communications team at the Santa Barbara County Education Office, led by AWC-SB member Camie Barnwell, recently nabbed two Awards of Excellence from the California School Public Relations Association (CalSPRA), the state’s top alliance for school communications professionals. Barnwell and Delaney Patrick, SBCEO Communications Manager, attended a ceremony in Sacramento where they were awarded top

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Celebrate the Holidays with AWC-SB The festive season is upon us. Join AWC-SB for our holiday party—an annual tradition for members and guests. All tickets include a delightful spread of appetizers, a complimentary drink ticket, and a free chance to win fantastic prizes. You can look forward to a lively evening of networking with fellow

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Recap: Turn It Up! Amplify Your Impact on LinkedIn

Acclaimed Indy columnist, journalist, and author Starshine Roshell, also a LinkedIn Learning producer, was the speaker for the March AWC-SB meeting. She gave an engaging and information-packed presentation on how to amplify your impact on LinkedIn by creating your company page, engaging with potential clients, and creating branded content.

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Meeting Review: Inclusive Communication—Alternatives to Assumption

As professional communicators, of course we want to reach a wide audience with a clear message. But we know that sometimes we inadvertently say or write something that derails that message. And we are keenly aware that it can be challenging to navigate personal and social guidelines, which are evolving and changing all the time.

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