Join WNBA and become part of a dynamic local and national network of women and men who are publishing professionals book lovers.
The Women’s National Book Association, a nonprofit professional association, was founded in 1917 to give visibility to the role of women in the world of books and publishing, to bring together women and men active in that world, and to provide a forum for the exchange of ideas and information. WNBA/Washington, the third largest WNBA chapter, was established in 1978.
Benefits of WNBA/Washington Membership
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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 the dues schedule and then fill in our membership form below.
