Re: Garden Writers Association vs. Garden Writers of America, is there a difference?

**J* E* M* S* <h*@sbcglobal.net>**

Betty is right... Garden Writers of America is a group on LinkedIn and is not connected with GWA, except for members who belong to each. 

And, Garden Writers Association used to be named the Garden Writers Association of America. The 'of America' was dropped when GWA's international membership picked up. 

It's been a few years, but periodically members suggest Garden Writers Association should be Garden Communicators Association, but it never gets very far.

jems

> TC,
> To my knowledge, there are not two separate groups. I think that originally (correct me, GWA people!) that GWA was the Garden Writers Association of America. Or not. In any case, some may now refer to the Garden Writers of America thinking that this is what GWA stands for. 
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> There is just the GWA - Garden Writers Association - as far as I know.
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> all the best,
> C.L.
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Jo Ellen Meyers Sharp
Director, Garden Writers Association
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