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Show, Don’t Tell: Creative Non-Fiction Writing
Virtual Workshop with Lisa Alzo. Participation limited to 25 attendees.
The price for Members is $20 and for non-members $30.
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Registration for non-members will be open on December 12.
NOTE: THIS WORKSHOP WILL NOT BE RECORDED!
Happy Holidays
Sonoran Hyakutake by Jim Scotti. Artist's rendition of the comet Hyakutake as he imagined it would appear behind the Mission San Xavier del Bac near Tucson, Arizona, in March 1996. Used with permission.
Volunteers Needed!
Our Society runs on volunteers. Below are the most critical positions needed immediately. Please consider contributing your time and talents to these areas. Updated October 1, 2021
Program Committee Chair
Public Relations Coordinator
"Your Dream" SIG Facilitator
Twitter Administrator
For more information or to Volunteer please send an email to help@azpimagensoc.org
New Membership Benefit
You can now receive 10% off Professional Genealogy Research from Legacy Tree Genealogists.
Please go to the Members Only page and Select "Member Discounts" for the Link.
What Does Our Logo Symbolize?
Our logo is based on the state flag of Arizona which “represents the copper star of Arizona rising from a blue field in the face of a setting sun” (quote from legislation). The 13 gold and red rays represent the sun setting over the western desert and the original 13 colonies. Red and gold colors were also carried by Coronado’s Spanish expedition in search of the Seven Cities of Cibola in 1540. The center star signifies copper production. Arizona produces more copper than any other state in the country and one of its nicknames is the Copper State. The field of blue is the same liberty blue as the United States flag. Blue and old gold are also Arizona’s official state colors. For more information about the state symbols of Arizona, visit the Arizona page of the
State Symbols USA website.
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