Thought Leadership Essays

IPRA thought leadership essays deliver relevant content for anyone involved in international communications. They provide insight on the live issues that matter in the fast-changing world of Public Relations.

ITL #671 It’s not what you say, it’s how you say it: crafting truly inclusive communications

author"s portrait Inclusive communications begins long before you write a headline. It starts with audience understanding. By Samantha Strauss.

ITL #670 Public Reputation: trust beyond messaging

author"s portrait Public relations faces a reset moment at a time when Public Reputation defines trust and legitimacy. By Alain Grossbard.

ITL #669 IPRA survey: PR leaders unite on climate duty, struggle on delivery

author"s portrait Respondents identify three roles for communications: connection and translation; awareness and behavioural change; and responsibility with systemic impact. By Daniel Silberhorn.

ITL #668   AI-assisted PR writing: limits, potentials, and professional implications

author"s portrait Using ChatGPT effectively for news release writing requires familiarity with the genre’s professional conventions and the tool itself. By Mohammed ElAstal.

ITL #667 Audiences seek connection: humans still own the future of communication

author"s portrait Machines write, analyse, and predict with relative precision. Humans bring something else to the table. By Ahmad Itani.

ITL #666 Postcard from Down Under: why diversity remains a problem in the PR profession in Australia

author"s portrait PR needs to be reimagined as a vital space for civic engagement, social critique, and cultural inclusion. By Jeffrey Naqvi

ITL #665 Digital therapeutics and the reputation gap: why evidence alone will not win adoption

author"s portrait How Communications leaders can help scale software that treats/manages medical conditions. By Priyanka Bajpai.

ITL #664 Reputation as strategic capital: why trust, credibility, and resilience now define institutional value

author"s portrait Reputation functions like capital, something that can be built, strengthened, depleted, and protected. By Ron Jabal.

ITL #663   The advocacy advantage: earning employee trust and support in times of crisis

author"s portrait A new 7 S framework provides a structured approach to internal crisis communications. By Alison Arnot.

ITL #662 Game Face: what I learned writing a children’s book about PR

author"s portrait How I explained public relations to a 10-year-old in a fun and engaging way. By Curtis Sparrer.
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