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This month's Impact Council offered a beginner's guide to AI & ChatGPT for impact communicators. Here are our key takeaways from this session...
In January, we featured Public’s “It’s Effing Water” as a bold campaign that was taking risks and making waves. We recently connected with Phillip Haid, Public’s Founder & CEO, to get a behind-the-scenes look at the campaign....
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International Women’s Day is around the corner, and if you are wondering how it came to be – here’s the history of it, in a nutshell. ...
This month, The Global Impact Relations Network held its second Impact Council on how to create a business-led movement. Hosted by Levi Strauss & Co’s finest, Kelly Mason – Director of Corporate Communications – we learned about the Time to Vote campaign. ...
This month, The Global Impact Relations Network held its first ever Impact Council titled Trends in Purpose. Hosted by Porter Novelli’s finest, Kate Cusick and Whitney Daily, we learned about the 5 need to know trends in purpose from 2020, the implications of these trends for...
The Global Impact Relations Network is proud to announce the launch of our next series of virtual meetups, called Impact Councils. But, what exactly is an Impact Council? These one-hour facilitated conversations or presentations will feature inspiring communicators, from agencies or brands, discussing important trends...
Before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, 11 million children in the US lived in food-insecure homes. Following the pandemic, projections now show a drastic increase with 18 million children facing hunger this year in the US. ...
As we know, domestic violence, sexual violence, and abuse rates have increased dramatically since the pandemic began. Portland saw an increase of 22% in arrests related to domestic violence only a week after the city went into lockdown in March 2020. In the United Kingdom,...