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A dark photo with two lines of criss-crossed police tape in the foreground. Behind are two investigators in white protective clothing examining the ground where a white outline of a body can be seen
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Five of the best team bonding company awaydays
The wrecked red and white tail section of the Air India plane among trees and the side of a building.
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Air India crash: what are the lessons for crisis communicators?
In a bright office, a young white man with dark curly hair and blue shirt holds a tablet while in conversation with a more senior female white colleague with blond hair and beige jacket
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Is AI stopping young PR professionals from building essential skills?
In a modern office two Black male and female colleagues stand looking at a tablet. Both wear dark green smart clothing, hold a green iPad and are surrounded by plants on shelves
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PR should be leading the charge on climate adaptation, not hiding behind it
A white woman with brown hair and white top smiles during a job interview in a modern office. She is being interviewed by a woman in an orange top and a man in a grey suit. Both are partially visible in the shot.
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Is your unconscious bias rejecting neurodivergent job applicants?
An older white woman with blonde hair and red striped top holds a coffee cup while sat outside a coffee shops chatting to a female member of staff in an apron.
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What PRs can learn from the ASA’s report on age representation
A black and white portrait of Tim Traverse-Healy.
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Tim Traverse-Healy: welcoming, supportive, wise and loyal
A colour portrait of Tim Travis-Healy looking off camera to his left. He is a white man with grey jacket and maroon bowtie.
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Tim Traverse-Healy: a personal tribute to the CIPR founding member
A computer generated illustration of a female football player in mid-air kicking a football in a stadium. Underneath her are the legs of an opposing defender trying to tackle.
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Stop playing defence: Why corporate comms needs to lead, not follow
On a yellow background, the front cover of the book A Different Kind of Power. It features a black and white photo of Jacinda Ardern, a white woman with long dark hair wearing a white top. Her name and the book's title are written in yellow capital
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Book review: A Different Kind of Power by Jacinda Ardern
An illustration of a person slumped on the floor with their head down. They are surrounded by large hands, a person on a mobile screen pointing at them, an oversized set of teeth and various images that represent taunts
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Comms professionals are facing an ‘onslaught of hate’ around DEI
The wide entrance of a Marks and Spencer store with the brand name above the doorway and mannequins wearing women's clothes in the background
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This is not just any crisis comms email, this is an M&S crisis comms email
An illustration of five men and women of different ethnicities. Two of the men are shaking hands while the others applaud them
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How can I become a more supportive leader?
A woman with shoulder length blond hair wearing a white dress sits with her back to us at a desk in an office. Sat across the desk are two white men; one is a wheelchair user wearing a light shirt and glasses, the other is non-disabled with dark hair
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How to put the case for internal communication resource
A colourful illustration of four people gardening. There are two women and two men of different ethnicities doing various tasks including planting and carrying watering cans and a rake.
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How do PR professionals boost their mental health?
A white man with grey hair, wearing black-rimmed glasses, a grey jacket and a white headphone in his ear, stares at a laptop rested on his lap. He rests one finger on his chin and another on the laptop. There is a window in the background
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Building influence through an op-ed when opinions aren’t your thing
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