Scotland’s first World Cup appearance in 28 years came with an unexpected bonus for Bostonians. Although they were only in the city for just under two weeks, between the kilts,…
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Two hundred and fifty years ago, democracy was a radical idea. However, like the proverbial tree in the forest, even the most revolutionary idea doesn’t make a sound unless you…
America’s 250th anniversary on July 4, 2026 is coming up fast. For most people, it means cookouts, fireworks, and a long weekend. For communications professionals working with historic sites, cultural…
As we mark America’s 250th anniversary, millions of Americans are thinking seriously about what democratic participation actually looks like. For nonprofits working on issues that matter, this moment is a…
Recently, my colleague Jenn and I attended an event in the PRSA Boston’s “Meet the Editors” series, which featured a meet-and-greet with editors and reporters from the Boston Business Journal…
Just two years ago, the idea of the Celtics trading 2024 Finals MVP Jaylen Brown was unthinkable. Today, it’s a very different story and communication is a contributing factor as…
Artificial intelligence is making real inroads in the media world and the nonprofit sector. News organizations are experimenting with AI to assist with reporting, summarization, and content production. Some companies…
Influencer marketing has become essential for most industries, and nonprofits are no exception. I recently heard a stat that 97% of CMOs are planning to increase their influencer marketing spend…
On Marathon Monday, 30,000 runners took to the streets from Hopkinton to Boylston St. for the 130th Boston Marathon. The elite athletes grabbed the headlines: defending champions, American record holders,…
There’s a war in the Middle East. Tariffs and fuel prices are squeezing household budgets. Federal funding cuts are landing without warning. For nonprofit communicators, the current moment raises a…
