In recognition of Disability Pride Month, PRSA Orlando features Demystifying Disability: What to Know, What to Say, and How to Be an Ally by Emily Ladau. This guide provides an actionable look at disability, inclusion, and allyship.
Key DEI…
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By: Sade Teel, MA
Inclusion is not just an option – it’s a vital aspect of the PR function. But inclusion isn’t just a label or a momentary campaign theme; it must be woven into every phase of communication strategy and even within…
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In honor of PRIDE Month, PRSA Orlando spotlights Tomorrow Will Be Different: Love. Loss, and the Fight for Trans Equality by Sarah McBride as June’s Book of the Month.
In this powerful memoir, McBride shares her journey as a transgender…
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During Mental Health Awareness Month and Military Appreciation Month, public relations professionals have a unique opportunity to leverage their expertise for a critical cause: supporting veterans struggling with PTSD and mental health challenges.
The…
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As we celebrate Asian & Pacific American Heritage Month, PRSA Orlando’s Book of the Month pick is “Daughter of the Moon Goddess,” by Sue Lynn Tan. Tan shares a fantasy, inspired by Chinese mythology, centered on Xingyin, the daughter…
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Discover how embracing DEI in your PR strategy can boost brand loyalty, enhance creativity and drive real success.
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In recognition of National Autism Acceptance Month, PRSA Orlando’s book of the month explores Brandy Schillace’s “The Framed Woman of Ardemore House.” This book is a gothic mystery exploring themes of identity, gender, autism, and societal…
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On April 11, the third annual PR Paid Forward brought together more than 30 communications professionals from PRSA Orlando and FPRA Orlando to provide pro bono public relations support to 19 Central Florida nonprofits. Held at the Rice Family…
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Reaching Deaf Audiences: What Marketing Communicators Need to Know
April is Deaf History Month and presents a great opportunity for communicators to learn best practices for effectively reaching the Deaf community.
With approximately 70…
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By Adrianna Vargas, Student, University of Central Florida
What does it mean to be a successful woman in PR today? At PRSA Orlando’s recent program celebrating Women’s History Month, a panel of PR pros who own their own communications agencies…
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Book of the Month – July | Demystifying Disability by Emily Ladau
Walk the Talk: Embedding Inclusion into Every Stage of PR with RPIE
Book of the Month – PRIDE Month: Tomorrow Will Be Different by Sarah McBride
Supporting Veterans Through Strategic PR: Mental Health Awareness Meets Professional Purpose
Book of the Month: Daughter of the Moon Goddess by Sue Lynn Tan
Why DEI is Leverage for Public Relations Success
Book of the Month: “The Framed Woman of Ardemore House”
Third annual PR Paid Forward connects nonprofits with local communicators for a day of impact
Reaching Deaf Audiences: What Marketing Communicators Need to Know
Learning from Central Florida’s PR Power Players with PRSA Orlando