The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) is inviting ambitious and driven PR practitioners to join one of its sectors Groups in 2023 as a chair or committee member.
The annual Women in Public Affairs (WiPA) survey, led by research agency Opinium, has today (Thursday 19 January) revealed that an overwhelming majority (96%) of women working in the public affairs industry are worried about the cost-of-living crisis. Over half (51%) of respondents say they are worried about the impact on their mental health and are concerned that they will need to reduce essentia
The PR profession in Latin America is still feeling the impact of the pandemic, but there is much reason for positivity as it looks ahead to 2023.
La profesión de relaciones públicas en América Latina aún siente el impacto de la pandemia, pero hay muchas razones para ser optimistas de cara al 2023.
A atividade de Relações Públicas na América Latina ainda está sentindo o impacto da pandemia, mas há muitas razões um olhar positivo neste ano de 2023.
Non-profit People Like Us has recreated the iconic ‘Labour isn’t working’ advert, instead featuring a lengthy queue of workers from Black, Asian, Mixed Race and minority ethnic backgrounds
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) is kicking off 2023 with new offer, courtesy of online PR platform JournoLink, to help agencies and freelancers reduce costs, improve operations and grow revenue.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has kicked off 2023 with its annual January Sale, giving its members (and non-members) 20% off all training.
The Public Relations and Communications Association has announced the line-up of its PR and Communications Council for 2023.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has become a corporate partner of Strategic, the only online B2B public relations publication for executives.
The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has today announced full-service PR and communications firm Redhill UK as its latest corporate member.
PR professionals are significantly less likely to take time off work to rest and recover from poor mental health compared to other UK workers, according to new research carried out by the Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) and the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR).
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