Tag: CIPR

New research from the Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) has found culturally diverse communities are being locked out of digital services by the way organisations communicate with them. The report – Cultural Digital Inclusion: From Digital Access to Digital Belonging – by Olushola Adetutu MCIPR and sponsored by the CIPR Research Fund, points to four recurring failures: Communication that assumes shared language and cultural knowledge Low representation in the stories, imagery and messengers organisations use Distrust rooted in past experiences of exclusion Short-term campaigns that do not build lasting…

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The Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) has published new research revealing that cost, low awareness, and a lack of locally relevant content are keeping young African professionals from global PR training, certification, and employment. The report – Impact Beyond Borders: Expanding Global Access for Young African Communicator – was authored by Adedoyin Jaiyesimi Chart.PR MCIPR and sponsored by the CIPR Research Fund. It draws on a survey of more than 200 respondents across 11 African countries, 10 focus group discussions with 40 young professionals in Nigeria, Kenya and Zimbabwe,…

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The Chartered Institute of Public Relations (CIPR) has honoured the profession’s finest campaigns, teams, and practitioners at its 42nd annual Excellence Awards. This year’s awards saw six organisations each securing two wins on the night. Tin Man, the British Beer and Pub Association, Golley Slater, Mediator, MHP Group, and Sanctuary were the big winners on the night, each taking home two awards as nearly 500 PR and communications professionals joined magician and presenter Ben Hanlin at the Royal Lancaster Hotel in London to celebrate the best work in PR over…

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