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Shattering Barriers: The Legacy of Black Women in Public Relations and Communications in Washington D.C.

Feb 10, 2024 | News & Updates, PR in Politics

In the corridors of power and influence in Washington D.C., Black women have played a pivotal role in shaping narratives, driving change, and breaking down barriers for critical initiatives. From the civil rights era to the digital age, these trailblazers have defied the odds, shattered stereotypes, and paved the way for future generations of leaders. […]

Four Factors to Help You Find More Success in the PR Industry

Dec 23, 2018 | Membership, News & Updates, PR in Politics, Professional Development

It seems growth in the U.S. PR industry has slowed in the last two years. Worse, profitability appears to be declining as well, according to the Gould + Partners 2016 benchmarking survey. PR is a tough business and many external factors have an impact on that line between failure and success. How can you ensure […]

Camp Sitar Is In Full Swing!

Jul 28, 2018 | Events, News & Updates, PR in Politics

If you popped into the Sitar Arts Center this week, you’d witness a whirl of creative activity: from dance to digital design. That’s because for the past four weeks, Camp Sitar has been in full swing. Take a look at Sitar’s video from the first week of camp and you’ll see, behind the smiles of […]

Tackling Unconscious Bias One Company at a Time

Jul 28, 2018 | News & Updates, PR in Politics, Professional Development

“A father and his son are involved in a horrific car crash, and the man died at the scene. But when the child arrived at the hospital and was rushed into the operating theatre, the surgeon pulled away and said: “I can’t operate on this boy, he’s my son.” How is this possible? If you […]

A Seat At The Table: More Women in Leadership Positions

Jun 21, 2018 | Membership, News & Updates, PR in Politics, Professional Development

Fact: In the corporate sector, there are only 25 women CEOs in the S&P500. According to the Heidrick & Struggles Board Monitor report, in 2016, 27.5 percent of Fortune 500 companies board seats were occupied by women—a total of 117 board seats. Out of the 117 board seats, “Roughly 30 percent of all female directors […]

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