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Democrats Emphasize Hope at Rousing Convention Kick-Off
Against the historic backdrop of nominating the first woman of color for president, Democrats began their convention in Chicago by emphasizing that they are the party of hope and opportunity for all Americans.
Politics and Olympics Mix with Brands Bracing for Protest Storms
There is no sporting entity that comes close to the International Olympic Committee for being a political-driven entity.
Strategies for Taking the Temperature Down Amid Rising Employee Activism and Polarizing Discourse
Proven approaches for talking about polarizing topics at work.
Crisis Communication With The Ongoing Campus Protests
Key crisis principles such as timeliness, transparency and authenticity are key to managing the ongoing situation in a proactive way, while prioritizing safety and the right to free speech.
Colleges Must Clearly Communicate their Commitment to Tolerance and Rejection of Hate
First and foremost, college officials must unequivocally declare through all channels that hatred and violence against any group are utterly unacceptable, and perpetrators will face strict consequences.