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Coalition Building: The Power of People

In the practice of issue advocacy, building new allies and engaging current ones to create a coalition can be a game-changer. You may have a terrific organization or company with a timely and important issue to advance, but assembling a

Promoting Cheyney University of Pennsylvania’s Recovery

Cheyney University, the nation’s oldest institution of higher education for African Americans, has embarked on an outside-the-box course to not only survive but to again become a campus of high-achieving students. This is a different kind of crisis communications case

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Connecting With Your Audience Is Not A Fault

Another day, yet another story about a female presidential candidate and her so-called shortcomings related to whether she is likeable enough. Or warm enough. Or maybe even once ate salad with a comb because she didn’t have a fork (gross,

The Changing Capitol Media Landscape

Is there really ever too much of a good thing? Not when it’s good journalism, and especially not when that coverage is focused on the statehouse. A few years ago, news out of Harrisburg (and other state capitals, for that