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Communication is always key.

Over a year's worth of discussion and research has led to this: the Commission on Public Relations Education's latest report, "Navigating Change: Recommendations for Advancing Undergraduate Public Relations Education" is now live and available for download from CPRE's website. Learn more about the report, the methodology behind it, and its findings here: https://lnkd.in/e4Kyuz9s

I'm presenting at #NCPG2024! Don't miss my session, Finding the Right Word. We'll discuss the impact of language on perceptions and decisions and how specific word choices can positively shift public opinion while avoiding the perpetuation of stigma. Can't wait to see you there! Register to join me: NCPGconference.org.

Don't forget about this wonderful chance to brainstorm with your fellow #education leaders! There is still time to sign-up! #pubmediaeducates #pubmedia #publicmedia #publicmedialearns #publicmedialeaders #NETAMemberbenefit #EducationPLC #brainstorming #media #medialiteracy #civics #professionaldevelopment #professionalgrowth #professionaljourney #medialiteracy

Thinking about leveling up your knowledge in #bizhumanrights? Look no further. Ofcourse, I'm biased since I'm one of the faculty members, but trust me, I'd sign up as a student in a heartbeat. Here's why I would recommend: 📒 Expertly Crafted Curriculum by Salil Tripathi, with contributions from the best minds and practitioners in the field. 👩🏫 Faculty with extensive Knowledge and experience: Our faculty members have decades of hands-on experience tackling and advising on how to address BHR issues and dilemmas. They also know the art of storytelling - so no preaching. 🛠 Practical Insights and tools: You'll dive deep into real-world applications of concepts and frameworks, learning what works and, just as importantly, what doesn't when dealing with difficult situations - on the ground in a real-world with myriad complexities. 🤝 Intersectional Focus: This is one course that doesn’t just talk about integrating an intersectional lens but is evident in how it is designed and delivered. The people/communities we talk about are the ones in the room, sharing their experiences, not their proxies. As a participant, you'll get not just theory but also actionable insights and tips from those who've been there and done that. Got questions? Happy to chat! Institute for Human Rights and Business Salil Tripathi John Morrison Therese Jebsen Anita Ramasastry Vicky Bowman Ron Popper Rafto Foundation for Human Rights University of Bergen

✨Media Literacy for Democracy project focuses on promoting an effective media literacy strategy based on the multidisciplinary approach and cross-sector cooperation to tackle disinformation, empower citizens to make informed decisions, and protect democratic values. 👩💻In this project’s final conference, we will present our contribution to defining an effective European strategy to promote media literacy in the Member States, a set of policy recommendations addressed to civil society, media workers and local and international institutions More information ℹ️ https://bit.ly/48DmBZv

It's not just you, we were all thinking it. 👀 In our latest blog from Communications Consultant Nate Plautz, we answer the question and discuss what we can do to help fix the problem of unrepresentative primaries once and for all: https://lnkd.in/e7MGpDwf

Thank you for to LGcomms for the opportunity to share a platform with Will Mapplebeck, Francesca Day and Colm Howard-Lloyd yesterday in Sheffield. As someone who occasionally wears two hats as a public affairs consultant and as an elected member I can see the value of engagement from both sides of the fence. The discussion yesterday was a very important one as we approach an important twelve months, with moving parts and potentially lots of change ahead. Many comms professionals carry out public affairs engagement in their roles without realising it. The main takeaway from yesterday was how important and integral PA can be in your communications mix. Relationships must not be taken for granted, whether they are old, new or yet to exist. Good public affairs can help you achieve your goals if done effectively - identifying your top targets, getting your message right and most importantly understand the context in which you are operating in. Local authorities are surrounded by political stakeholders and decision makers on a daily basis. However, by going beyond your Town Hall you will realise that by investing in public affairs you will see a return on your investment.