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- Monthly programs on literary or professional development topics, each usually preceded by a networking reception
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- Two networking brunches — one in the fall (September) to open the program year, and one in the spring (May/June) to close the program year
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- Informal “small group” networking lunches or dinners
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- Occasional “Books & Brew” evenings to talk about books
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- Subscription to Signature, the chapter’s bi-monthly newsletter
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- A copy of the annual Washington Chapter Membership Directory
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- The opportunity to volunteer to help with chapter activities
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- Invitations to special events at places such as the Library of Congress
- All benefits of national WNBA membership including a subscription to Bookwoman, WNBA’s national newsletter, published 3 times per year
By joining WNBA, you will find many opportunities to increase your business contacts in all book-allied occupations, build your professional skills, unite in advocating women’s advancement in the book world, invest in your future, and promote reading and literacy.
See Membership Dues & Application for dues schedule and membership_form PDF.
