How ‘minority’ communicators can push for DE&I progress
Leaders from a recent panel hosted by the Black Public Relations Society of Chicago talked about standing up for yourself and fighting racism from within the organization.
Leaders from a recent panel hosted by the Black Public Relations Society of Chicago talked about standing up for yourself and fighting racism from within the organization.
Consider these recommendations for approaching fresh DE&I goals in the year ahead.
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The Hispanic Public Relations Association’s National Board President shares how PR pros and organizations are rethinking the approach to diverse representation and inclusion.
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Even if your role’s not tied to specific equity outcomes, you can still elevate and amplify your colleagues of color. Here’s how to help.