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Treasurer's Report from Biennial Conference

Notice of Spring 2012 Council Meeting ... click here

STATE DUES ARE NOW $6 PER MEMBER ANNUALLY.

Members at Large DO NOT have to pay Florida State Dues;
however, only Florida dues paying members will receive our newsletters; and
only Florida dues paying members may enter contests at the Florida Biennial Conference.

The Florida State Association of The National League of American Pen Women, Inc. (FSA/NLAPW) is a nonprofit umbrella organization that provides support to ALL Florida Pen Women. We are comprised of 450 professional artists, professional writers and musical composers who are members of one of the 20 branches in Florida or are Members-at-Large within our fine state.  By conducting and promoting creative, educational, and charitable activities, FSA assists its branches in achieving their goals of community outreach and increased membership.  Click here to visit national's website.

FSA is governed by a council of elected and appointed officers, committee chairs, and sitting presidents of NLAPW branches in Florida, and past FSA presidents who remain active members. The FSA Council meets quarterly. It organizes traveling outreach programs, hosts biennial conferences in the fall of odd-numbered years, sponsors art, letters, and music competitions for members, and publishes Giving a Hoot, its official newsletter.

What Are Pen Women?

Pen Women look like other women,
But we are not like other women.

We are women who express ourselves
through one or more of the three Creatives:
Music, Art and Letters.

 Our Creative Expression Is more than a pastime;
It is a profession for which we have been monetarily recognized.

For more information on membership criteria, click here.

Click here for Membership Application

 

 

A wise old owl sat on an oak;

The more she heard the less she spoke;

The less she spoke the more she heard;

Why can't we be like that wise old bird?

Author unknown

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