EDI progress update
In March of this year, we promised to take tangible steps to make sure that Women in PR is a…
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WiPR welcomes four new committee members
Pushing our agenda further & faster Today we have announced four new members to our committee as we continue to…
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Join the WiPR team
Creating an inclusive environment where every woman in this industry feels they can belong and can have a voice is…
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Sharing an Update
To all women in PR and comms, In February, we unveiled our Shadow Board for this year which fell short…
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WiPR launches ‘Speak Out! Don’t Burnout! Campaign
Survey reveals 66% of senior PR women have considered quitting their job due to burnout Today, Women in PR (WiPR)…
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“ALWAYS BE GRATEFUL” – In time, we hope flexible working policies will be ingrained in agency cultures so people feel comfortable enough to use them without judgement and thrive without having to always be grateful
Nothing, in recent months, has quite taken the cultural zeitgeist by storm than Barbie. And that monologue. That monologue by…
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Current Mentee and Ukrainian refugee, Elena Babenko, talks about how the Women in PR Mentoring Programme allows her to…“ preserve myself, my values and my dreams. I can keep my identity.”
Why did you want to get involved in the Women in PR mentoring programme? I have quite a lot of…
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To mark National Inclusion Week, Director of Communications, Angela Balakrishnan shares her experience of navigating the world of communications as a south Asian woman.
“A rose by any other name would smell as sweet” Juliet’s infamous balcony quote from Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet tends…
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Anna Geffert, President of Women in PR and MD at HERA Communication Strategies speaks to PR Moment on…
‘Misogynistic’ and ‘Sexist’ – The Gender News Gap Emerges Misogyny and sexism are strong words I agree, but they are…
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The End of Gender Bias in Finance Will Come From Crypto
In recent decades, women have gained more ground in the workforce, increasing their protagonism in the economy. But even with…
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Written by Valentina Drofa - the founder and CEO of Drofa Comms
How The PR Industry Can Effectively Communicate with The Polish Diaspora and other minority communities
About 1.4 million Indians, 1.17 million Pakistanis and 700,000 Poles live in the UK today. The next generations are growing…
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Written by Matylda Setlak, Owner and Managing Director of All 4 Comms
Member Spotlight: Laura Brooks, PR and Communications Director for cybersecurity company Tessian
Laura is the PR and Communications Director for cybersecurity company Tessian. Over the past 10 years, she’s worked with B2B…
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