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View All InsightsThe Future of Public Relations
Seven senior public relations executives visited CJC during the 2017-18 school year. We asked them about industry trends and preparing for a public relations career. Here’s what they told Us.
Family Stories Shape Attitudes Toward Mental Illness
Family stories about mental illness shared from one generation to another can both reinforce stereotypes and yet still teach children important lessons and expectations about the management of such illnesses, according to a new pilot study.
Study Uncovers Motivations for Social Media Campaigns Participation
Social change communicators running social media campaigns should ensure people feel they are able to help resolve the issue and tout the benefits of participating in the campaign to increase engagement, a new study finds.
People Trust Human Journalists Over Algorithms
News organizations are starting to experiment with automated content. Research suggests readers perceive news written by algorithms as less credible than if it’s written by a human. However, this perception can be reduced by exposure to robots in popular culture.
Ann Christiano and Annie Neimand Author Cover Story for Fall 2018 Stanford Social Innovation Review
August 16, 2018
Frank LoMonte Pens Article on the Effect of Freedom of Information Laws and Transparency
August 16, 2018
Free Webinar: Taking a Stand on Social Issues: The Evolving Roles of CMOs and CCOs
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