This month's NMPRSA News

Join us February 19 for a timely DEI panel that reframes the conversation around diversity, equity and inclusion. Panelists will share practical insights on how inclusive communication and diverse perspectives fuel innovation, trust and organizational success.

Be part of this conversation about how communicators and leaders can transform DEI to a meaningful practice by addressing misconceptions, leading with empathy and telling stories that bring people together.

Luncheon Details

Clarifying the DEI Conversation: Panel Discussion
Thursday, Feb. 19 | 11:30 a.m. to noon | Tula's Kitchen
Cost: $35 for members, $50 for non-members, free for PRSSA students
Register today >> 

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President's Report

Celebrating our diverse community is at the core of who NMPRSA is. As we honor the 100th Anniversary of Black History Month, we proudly recognize the contributions of African Americans to the rich and diverse legacy of public relations and communications, and honors the communicators who are writing today’s Black history.

Check out PRSA’s Black History Month virtual events and resources designed to help you champion diversity, equity, and inclusion through your work all year around.

Leading With Clarity: A Black Executive’s View From the C-Suite
Wednesday, Feb. 11, 2-3pm | webinar details (free for members)

The Next Era of Leadership: Black Voices Shaping the Future of PR
Tuesday, Feb. 24, 3-4pm | webinar details (free for members)

Do you have an event or news you'd like NMPRSA to promote on social media, e-mail your information to president@

More PRSA resources and communities to champion diversity:

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Ethics Corner

PRSA’s Advocacy Guidance: In January, PRSA shared its approach to advocacy, clarifying when and how the organization engages publicly on local and national issues. Read the Advocacy Framework.

As the leading professional organization for public relations and communications professionals, PRSA advocates for ethical practice, professional standards, and the integrity of the communications field. The association’s advocacy is rooted in advancing excellence, protecting credibility, and supporting practitioners in an evolving media and information landscape. 

PRSA Code of Ethics
Check out the many ethics resources and educational opportunities available to PR professionals.  
Every September, as part of Ethics Month, watch for new resources that promote best practices and help address modern challenges.

For more information, contact the NMPRSA Ethics Committee.

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Membership News

During the month of February, when you join PRSA at the full membership level, your New Mexico chapter dues will be waived for this year. Take a few minutes and join now — this deal is open to the first 100 members. Use the promo code NETWORK26. Your application is available now at prsa.org/membership.

Questions about joining? Email NMPRSA membership chair Jennifer West to connect.

Membership Spotlight: Keep an eye out for NMPRSA’s Membership Spotlights on our Facebook and LinkedIn channels. 

Fill out this Google form for your opportunity to be featured.

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PRSA News and Events

Registration now open for the PRSA Travel & Tourism 2026 Conference in Albuquerque! 

>> Event registration & details >> 

Other PRSA resources to foster professional development and enhance career growth.

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