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a sisterhood of talented women who are dedicated to their craft and to sharing their passion for arts with others
Founded in 1897, the National League of American Pen Women, Inc. (NLAPW) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that supports and promotes professional women in arts, letters, music, and allied professions.
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DC Women Journalists
Join us at Pen Arts in Washington, D.C., 5-7 p.m. on May 22 for a panel discussion with journalists featured in DC Women 2024. This event is co-sponsored by NLAPW and National Women’s Foundation. Contributions are welcome for scholarships for DC high school women to study journalism in honor of Ethel Payne, “First Lady of the Black Press.” Pen Arts is located at 1300 17th
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Join NLAPW at the 2024 Biennial
Learn moreThe Central Ohio Branch invites you to visit the heart of Ohio in Columbus next spring to share your creative voice at the NLAPW Biennial. The 51st Biennial will feature presentations, networking opportunities, performances, celebrations, and more. The theme honors celebrated Pen Woman Georgia O’Keefe.
Why Become a Pen Woman?
Cape Canaveral Branch member Donna Puglisi shares brief insights into how the prestigious NLAPW helps professional women in all aspects of the arts to network with fellow artists and expand their horizons. “The National League of American Pen Women, Inc. is a foundation, a bridge, providing building blocks to achieve success in your field. … Sharing our ideas and creative talents, there is no limit to what we can do,” she says.
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Featured Member: Cinzi Lavin
Read moreCinzi Lavin is a multifaceted musician whose career includes composing, voice and piano performing, producing, teaching, and conducting. She is involved in many activities promoting the art of music and has been recognized with many awards.
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1,200+ members strong
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60+ branches across country
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35 disciplines represented