A leader’s perspective on communication as a tool for inclusion
Rachel Elsy has spent her career working at the point where communication meets culture, identity and belonging. Now as Chief Executive Officer at English Language Partners, she offers a leader’s perspective on what truly builds inclusive narratives and how we can better represent the communities we serve.
Why charity comms needs advocacy alongside it (and why it matters)
In many charities, communications and advocacy sit in separate corners. But for Elodie Berthe, Communications and Advocacy Manager at Barnardos Aotearoa, the two can’t be separated. In this blog, she shares how charity communicators can integrate advocacy into their work - turning awareness into action, stories into systems change and messages into meaningful influence.
“Who cares?”: Reflections from a decade in charity communications
NGO and charity comms specialist Nicole Pryor shares her observations on what has changed in the sector over the past decade - from how we tell stories about vulnerable communities to the rise of solutions-focused journalism.
Lessons from a Pulitzer-nominated journalist on working with media
I spoke with Kiwi journalist Jessy Edwards, who covers social justice issues in New York, about how purpose-driven organisations can cut through.