The ClearMark Awards are North America’s premiere plain language awards. Every Spring, we recognize the best print and digital work of plain language communicators. We’re looking for an organized, committed and savvy Program Chair to help us execute this program. If you have experience in hosting live events and webinars, that’s great. If you’re willing […]
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IHA Health Literacy Awards
Okay, raise your hand if you like to win.
Now, keep it up if you like to be recognized for your great work.
And, keep it up if you LOVE filling out long forms and writing up a check request for the entry fee for an awards program for which your odds of winning are just slightly better than the average Powerball drawing.
ClearMark Awards submissions webinar
We’re getting ready for the tenth annual ClearMark Awards, which recognize excellence in plain language. Do you have an entry to submit or just want to learn more? View the recording of our webinar for submitters or read the presentation slides. Learn how to submit a great application and find out about changes ahead for the 2019 […]
ClearMarks awards ceremony – registration
Here are a few details you’ll need to know before submitting: If you’re a member, please use the email address in your membership profile to get your the membership discount. If you don’t remember which email you used when you applied for membership, please contact us at info@centerforplainlanguage.org Members/non-members, if you click the button to “add […]
ClearMarks Awards Ceremony
Celebrate a Day of Plain Language in D.C.! Tuesday, May 8, 2018 If you care about plain language and clear communication, we have a terrific day of learning, networking, and celebration for you. Join us Tuesday, May 8, 2018! We have a star-studded workshop, a networking cocktail reception, and the 9th annual ClearMark Awards, where we’ll […]
WTF Awards
Ever see something so confusing you thought “WTF?” No! Not that WTF! We mean Work That Failed. Now you can nominate offenders for the dreaded WTF Award year round. Communication failure finalists are selected quarterly. The worst of the worst “win” WTF Awards at the Center’s annual banquet and publicity for their failed work. All […]