The value of comms at the top table
We explore the importance of having communicators at strategic levels of charities and what it’s like to be a trustee.
Mentoring match interview
We chat to two members about how our mentoring scheme has benefitted them.
AI’s impact on search: What your charity can do about disintermediation
Zoe Amar talks to fellow digital experts about how charities can respond to the influence of AI summaries and tools on how people find information online.
Opt-in or opt-out? Charities get a soft spot in data protection law
Jessica Whittick from Tozers shares insights on how the new “soft opt-in” update can enhance charity marketing and fundraising while ensuring compliance with data protection laws.
Involving ‘Lived Experience’ in Charity Branding
Charities are reflecting about how they put people at the heart of the branding process. This blog shares tips for involving people with lived experience in your charity branding.
Unlocking the potential of your impact report
Colin Grist from Few and Far shares ideas and practical tips on how to get the most out of your organisation’s impact report.
How hope-based comms can help in a divisive world
We explore what we can learn from charity examples channelling hope-based comms to tackle far-right rhetoric, misinformation and populism.
Small steps for healthier boundaries
Eleshea Williams, a social media professional in the charity sector, shares small steps to build healthier boundaries and advocates for shared responsibility in managing burnout.
A structure for sharing stories that move and motivate
Alive with Ideas demonstrates how the CAR (Context, Action, Results) storytelling framework can be used in action to engage and inspire audiences.
Storytelling strategy: Why having a plan is more important than ever
Kelly Smith from Neo explains the four foundational elements to telling stories that matter and make modern audiences feel, think and do.
