Day: 24 October 2019

PRCA launches UK Government Funded Brexit Guide for Public Relations

Stuart Mitchell

The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has announced a programme of events and resources designed to help PR professionals prepare for Brexit.  The resources include a new legal guide – delivered by Lewis Silkin – featuring advice on data, copyright, and other important issues for communications practitioners. It forms part of the PRCA’s broader efforts to help PR businesses and practitioners prepare for Brexit. Alongside the guide, the PRCA will deliver a programme of events and webinars before 31st October to help PR professionals navigate the challenges of the…

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The One Club Launches One Show Sustainable Development Pencil at the United Nations

Stuart Mitchell

Working in cooperation with the United Nations Office for Partnerships and nonprofit PVBLIC Foundation, The One Club for Creativity announced the launch of The One Show Sustainable Development Pencil to reward agencies and brands who utilize their talents and resources to create work which betters the world and contributes to securing a sustainable future for all. The 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, adopted by all United Nations Member States in 2015, provides a shared blueprint for peace and prosperity for people and the planet, now and into the future.  At…

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The Kids’ Cancer Project Partners With Saatchi & Saatchi To Launch Campaign for Children Who Don’t Want to be Angels

Stuart Mitchell

To pay tribute to the defiant spirit of children and young adolescents with cancer, The Kids’ Cancer Project has launched ‘I Don’t Want To Be An Angel’, a campaign to rally Australians to get behind the urgent need to find better ways of treating the disease, in time for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Developed in partnership with Saatchi & Saatchi Sydney, the campaign highlights how every year almost a thousand children and young adolescents are diagnosed with cancer in Australia. By focusing on science, solutions and survival, The Kids’ Cancer…

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Churches invited to help bring water and food to Zambian communities through WaterAid’s Harvest appeal

Stuart Mitchell

International charity WaterAid is inviting congregations across the country to support its Harvest Appeal by hosting a harvest supper or taking a collection and helping to raise £150,000 for rural communities in Zambia who have no reliable source of clean water. The money raised will give communities clean water to drink and to use for growing vegetables so that more of the world’s poorest families have a harvest worth celebrating. One in three people in Zambia are denied access to clean water close to home and more than half of…

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ELBA partners with The Big Issue to produce exclusive London edition

Stuart Mitchell

A charity supporting young people in East London called on London businesses to support their work with grassroots organisations and young people in order to prevent further fatalities. In the shadow of the recent tragic news about yet more knife crime fatalities, ELBA (East London Business Alliance) is running a week long campaign to mark their 30 years of service, in partnership with The Big Issue (TBI). According to the ONS, 14,725 knife crimes – including 74 fatalities – were recorded in London in 2018, making it one of the…

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