April 18 webcast: “Branding Beyond Your Website”

Shannon Scott will teach you how to build your brand across platforms without losing your core message, values, and mission.

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VCON24 is coming up

Are you missing ACES 2024 San Diego? ACES’ third annual virtual conference is Sept. 25–27.

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April 3 in-person workshop in San Diego is accepting walk-ins

“Ask the Editing Experts Roundtable” has solid answers about many aspects of editing — plus great networking opportunities.  

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ICYMI: Leslie Miller wins ACES’ annual poetry contest

A clever limerick about a typo on the Hamlet manuscript makes Leslie F. Miller the champion of the 2024 National Grammar Day Poetry Contest.

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Conference Central

Learn how ACES 2024 San Diego is coming together.

• STYLE GUIDE PALOOZA

• SILENT AUCTION 101

• THIS IS NOT YOUR PARENTS CONFERENCE APP

• CHOOSING THE SESSIONS AND SPEAKERS

• THE MAGIC OF SESSIONBOARD

Watch for VCON24 announcements, beginning with the Call for Sessions, in April. ACES’ 3rd annual virtual conference is Sept. 25–27 this year.

April webcast:

Branding Beyond Your Website

April 18, 4-5 p.m. ET

Training Central

Explore the latest webcasts, hosted by an editing expert on the third Thursday of every month. Sign up for the live presentation and ask questions or watch the recordings. All webcasts are free for members. VIEW ALL

The ACES Guide for New Editors introduces new editors to different types of editing, topics editors need to consider in their roles (e.g., ethics, diversity and equity), international perspectives, and suggestions on how to begin a career.

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Industry News & Articles

This map shows the literal translations of U.S. place names (Mental Floss) • The Tyranny of English: A new novel from the prolific translator Jennifer Croft challenges the dominance of the language (Atlantic gift article through 4/7/24) • 2024 banished words list press release (Lake Superior State University) • The ‘rule’ against ending sentences with prepositions has always been silly (New York Times gift article)