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Every industry needs someone steering messages, and several PR agencies have taken the lead to promote positive conversation despite the continuing stigma surrounding CBD and cannabis.

Women feel the pandemic disproportionately affected them. Some PR firms are offering more support at home and in the office. 

A common refrain PR pros hear from executives they represent is, ‘Why don’t I get called as a source?’ Here’s how to respond.

There’s little doubt about how much trouble disinformation causes. Moreover, the public holds PR and marketing, among others, partly responsible.

In this interview, we meet #SSU2022 speaker Aaron Bisman, VP, audience development at Sesame Workshop. He discusses social media measurement challenges.

PR should address staffers’ mental health. Listening to employees and communicating wellness efforts are good first steps.

It’s not easy to apologize, especially after a heated exchange. Fortunately, there’s a way forward for Will Smith and Chris Rock. PR can help.

The fallout from Will Smith slapping Chris Rock during the Oscars offers numerous PR takeaways. Here’s how one PR pro advises Smith’s team to proceed.

Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation hearings offered how-to lessons in remaining composed in the face of difficult interview questions.

Companies that are serious about their social justice and DEI work must measure it and hold themselves accountable, says Fenton CEO Valarie De La Garza.