Culture of caring: How to show employees they are seen and valued
It isn’t enough to say the right things. You must follow through with authentic action.
It isn’t enough to say the right things. You must follow through with authentic action.
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Ragan CEO Diane Schwartz makes the case for communications as a revenue generator for the business.
PR pros are positioned to make informed and meaningful environmental gains.
Runner Allyson Felix called out Nike in 2019 for the company’s lack of maternity protections for sponsored athletes. But what about smaller influencers?
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Your media strategy shouldn’t overlook the popular audio format, even as the in-person interview has vanished.
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Whether you turn to ‘Flack’, ‘Sex and the City’ or ‘Succession’—TV rarely captures the real work of the PR profession.
Use empathy to help bring along the people who feel excluded from your DEI efforts, says Deborah L. Johnson.
Jennifer Kho, VP of journalism and information equity at DoGoodery, shares lessons from her time as a managing editor at HuffPost and how PR pros can get coverage with a focus on DE&I.