Media Room Spotlight: Tresa Baldas, Reporter for the Detroit Free Press
Congratulations to Tresa Baldas, our October Media Spotlight for her excellence and fearlessness in reporting on crime, corruption, and critical social justice issues.
How Elizabeth Katz Created her Dream Career Opportunity
Learn how member Elizabeth Katz created her dream career opportunity with a combination of passion, hard work, tenacity, and using her skills for the good of others.
Member Profile: Kathleen Norton-Schock
With a long, global leadership career in both Fortune 1000 tech companies and startups, member Kathleen Norton-Schock is now an entrepreneur and marketing guru with a passion for correcting the gender disparity in technology.
Media Room Spotlight: Kelley Root, Crain’s Detroit Business Executive Editor
We applaud Kelley Root, Executive Editor of Crain's Detroit Business, as the first woman to be recognized in our 2020 Media Room Spotlight campaign highlighting media and journalism excellence in the Metro Detroit area.
Increase Your PR & Marketing Value with Media Monitoring
Media monitoring is becoming more critical in our digital world. Learn about the monitoring & database tools to help you maximize your clients’ brands, monitor media mentions and stay on top of audience sentiment.
The Fight for Equality is Still on in Sports Media
Member Joanne C. Gerstner issues a "call to action" to recognize the challenges for women in sports media careers and how we can all support them in the fight for equality.
Member Profile: Kamryn Lowler
Meet new member, Kamryn Lowler, an impressive young professional and PR student at Central Michigan University who is CEO of CMU's PR Central organization.
Remote Work Advice from our Chapter Marketing Team
Get to know the AWC Detroit marketing team and learn how they’re managing their work during the pandemic.
Social Media is Driving Social Change
Member Chiara Clayton puts a spotlight on how social media is an effective tool for advancing social justice in light of recent events. It has changed the way we think about, connect to, and engage with social justice issues and activism.
In Memoriam: Naomi Siegel
In honor of Naomi Siegel, an active member and supporter of AWC Detroit with more than 50 years in the communications industry. She was a feminist, a photojournalist and visual artist.