Member News

Help the Journalism Institute rename its daily newsletter for journalists

August 4, 2020

The National Press Club Journalism Institute published its 100th edition of the daily Covering Coronavirus newsletter this week.  This publication evolved as the pandemic spread, protests grew against systemic racism, and the presidential election reshaped itself. And it will continue to evolve. …

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Club member's documentary premieres at Rhode Island film festival

August 4, 2020

National Press Club member James Dean Le Sueur's documentary feature film about the dissident movement in Czechoslovakia, The Art of Dissent, will premiere Thursday, Aug. 6, at 6:30 p.m. at Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival.

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NPC Communicators to host discussion about crisis management, Thursday

August 2, 2020

The number and severity of crisis situations that now confront companies and organizations — and put their reputation, profits, and future at risk — underscore the importance of knowing how to communicate about and deal with a crisis.  

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Safety protocols and warm welcome make it easy to enjoy the Club again

August 2, 2020

The National Press Club in the last couple of weeks has hosted an in-person newsmaker for 20 with a congressman, a well-spaced Washington Nationals watch party for 25 in the ballroom, and a smattering of journalists hard at work or enjoying a juicy steak in the Reliable Source. The Club’s iconic…

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Annual photo exhibit instructions ready for download, entries begin today

July 31, 2020

The 21st members photo exhibit, National Press Club's annual celebration of visual storytelling, is rapidly approaching, with the event's instructions and guidelines now available on the Club's web site. Members can download the document by clicking here. Logo image by Laura Coker. Due to…

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Fire up the grill – virtually – with Club members Sept. 9

July 31, 2020

The first Great National Press Club Virtual Steak Out will take place beginning at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 9. Reporters are known to do stakeouts, getting up before dawn, staking out the doors to a courthouse, FBI office, police station or the mayor's house. Conducting a stakeout requires patience…

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Communicators “Candid Conversations” series kicks off Aug. 4 with discussion on racism

July 27, 2020

The recent killing of George Floyd dramatically changed the communications landscape. Communicators are being called on to write messages for their leadership and clients to express solidarity with the rising racial justice movement that has spread quickly across the country and the globe. Doing so…

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Indie authors group to talk ins and outs of audiobooks, Aug. 13

July 24, 2020

Audiobooks have become a staple in the publishing industry. The National Press Club's informal group of independent author members will learn the ins and outs of audiobooks at its next meeting on Thursday, Aug. 13, at 9:30 a.m. Will Dages, head of Findaway Voices, will speak to the group. Findaway…

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Indie author members gain informal Club benefit

July 20, 2020

For the past two years, an informal group of National Press Club members has been gathering monthly to get smarter about the business aspects of independent authorship. If you have published independently or have serious plans to do so in the future, why not join in? Contact Ed Barks for more…

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