With belt-tightening and plenty of uncertainty, working with an agency partner on bite-sized projects can help keep you moving toward your communications objectives.
One PR pro makes the case that organizations who are serious about racial equity and diversity should interrogate all the places their budget is spent—and allocate resources to diverse vendors.
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Follow this expert guidance to help people leaders navigate difficult or uncomfortable conversations.
Tell us how your job as a communicator has changed, including what’s working for you in this short survey. Use the results to benchmark your efforts.
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After the COVID-19 crisis, you need accurate data and insights to inform your messaging.
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Establish a sustainable routine, be intentional about pursuing positive interactions, and give yourself regular breaks.
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Community Health Charities took its annual health challenge online in hopes of creating community and driving wellness for workers during the pandemic.
Leaders from Google, Porter Novelli and Edelman shared insights and strategies during ColorCommCON. Here’s the counsel they’re offering right now.
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By prioritizing listening, storytelling and backing up words with actions, the organization is working to create positive change and promote health equity.
Here’s how reporters say you can get their attention during these turbulent times.
