by Religion Communicators Council | Apr 18, 2018 | Newsroom
Breaking through noise requires research, planning by Katherine Kerr, APR Gurwin Singh Ahuja (photo by George Conklin) While the campaign to portray American Sikhs in a positive light was almost immediately successful, the campaign itself was years in the making, said...
by Religion Communicators Council | Apr 17, 2018 | Newsroom
Annual reports tell your story one year at a time By Colleen Dorner Philip Poole, APR (photo by George Conklin) Philip Poole, APR, executive director of university communication at Samford University in Birmingham, Alabama, presented a workshop on producing annual...
by Religion Communicators Council | Apr 16, 2018 | Newsroom
By Douglas F. Cannon, APR Faith communities have retreated from moral leadership in the post-civil-rights era, the Rev. Dr. Robert Franklin told RCC members April 6. Some faith communities have drifted toward social assimilation and linked religious beliefs to...
by Religion Communicators Council | Apr 15, 2018 | Newsroom
Building relationships is key in communication leadership By Lisa Webb Lanette Hart (photo by Andy and Malinda Rawls) During the second day of the 2018 Religion Communicators Council Convention in Atlanta, Georgia, Lanette Hart, APR, CPRC, founder and principal...
by Religion Communicators Council | Apr 14, 2018 | Newsroom
By Mat McDermott As religious communicators we naturally want to appeal to the best in humanity, Kurt Gwartney, Senior Director of Seminary Relations for Phillips Theological Seminary, told RCC conference attendees during Friday’s “Tools for Working Smarter on Social...
by Religion Communicators Council | Apr 14, 2018 | Newsroom
Enhancing your story with digital media by Joey Butler John Blake (photo by George Conklin) John Blake, who writes about race and religion for CNN, is an old-school print journalist who “remembers what it’s like to cover a boring city council...
