Boulder Writers Alliance (BWA) is a nonprofit organization of communications professionals in Boulder and throughout Colorado. Members specialize in all facets of writing and communications, including technical and marketing writing, fiction and journalism, editing, graphic arts, multimedia, and Web sites. BWA provides education, networking, and marketing opportunities for members, and connects writers with employers through the BWA site (http://www.bwa.org). Read why you need to join BWA (PDF file).

Updated: 5 May 2009
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Announcements

• The next BWA meeting, on July 28, is a potluck picnic at Harlow Platts Park, Boulder, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Open to BWA members, their families, children, and friends (sorry, no pets). Tableware provided by BWA. Feel free to bring games to play.
• Mark your calendars for this year's BWA Expo on Sept. 22 at the Boulderado Hotel. We need many volunteers to lead Expert Sessions and to help out in other ways. To volunteer or for more information, contact Expo Coordinators, Mary Headley and Linda Woods.
• BWA has started "schmoozes," networking opportunities for BWA members and friends, on the first Friday of the month. Contact Kathy Leftwich to RSVP or for more information.
• We have openings on the Steering Committee to help manage BWA this year, including Programs chair, Internet Committee co-chair, and Volunteer chair. If you are interested or need more information, please contact president at bwa.org or the current committee chairperson.

Note that mailto links and personal e-mail addresses have been removed from this Web site and extra spaces are used in functional addresses (function at  bwa.org) to prevent spamming, but you can easily look up e-mail address in our membership database.

If you have other questions, comments, or contributions, please e-mail Mary Headley. This site and all graphics (except where otherwise noted) were designed by Donna Tellam and revised by Mary Headley.