In the world of communication professionals, the Accreditation in Public Relations (APR) is a credential earned by public relations and communication practitioners who commit to the profession through ethical practices and sound judgment.

New and reinstated members receive a free 1-year Section membership (up to $65) AND waived $65 initiation fee or the $35 reinstatement fee when they join National as a Regular member ($260 annual dues).

YWCA South Hampton Roads, we see your #PRinAction! To recognize honorees for their YWCA Women of Distinction Awards Luncheon and to promote the event, the web team made a weekly social media post leading up to the event honoring one of the nominees.

Our March 20Mango Mangeaux Mixer was a great Peninsula social event! Just under 20 PRSAHR members and guests enjoyed networking, signature cocktails and hors d’oeuvres while Mango Mangeaux Proprietor Lakeisha Brown Renfro (one of three proprietors of the

City of Norfolk and Norfolk Public Library, we see your #PRinAction! We loved your “Give Your Library some Love” campaign throughout the latter half of February. We can't wait to see how you use all of the stories you collected.

Children's Museum of Virginia, congrats on the amazing coverage of your Black History Now 2019: Celebrating Today’s Change Makers with one of the actors from the movie Black Panther!

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At our February 20 meeting, Mindy Hughes, APR explored the benefits of PRSA membership from enhancing your member profile on MyPRSA to linking you to a wealth of free webinars, publications, career resources, special interest communities, discount program

The Chrysler Museum of Art gain great coverage with their clever #PRinAction for Art Out Loud! What a great idea to create an adults-only, after-hours event to have some cheeky fun and find “exposed” works of art in the museum!

Virginia Beach Public Library capitalized on the buzz surrounding Netflix’s “Tidying Up with Marie Kondo” to insert the library into social media conversations about decluttering and how many books a person should keep.