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Communications on a Shoestring Conference
27 June 2012, London
Working in communications for a small charity can be tough - each day you’re pulled in a hundred different directions, creating brand guidelines or flyers one minute and updating your website the next. But there’s help at hand. Join us at our next conference to find out how you can make the most of your time and resources to produce strategic communications that get results. Find out more: www.charitycomms.org.uk/comms_on_a_shoestring
We're looking for a new Chair of Trustees - could it be you?
This is an opportunity for a senior comms professional with experience of the charity sector to lead the board of a growing organisation. The Chair will need to be an individual member of CharityComms, or to work for an organisational or corporate member. Find out more and apply for the position: www.charitycomms.org.uk/chair
Media Licensing and Charities
Media monitoring is an important activity for charities, but they have to pay to share copies of their coverage with colleagues. If you think this is unfair, join our campaign to exempt charities from media licensing fees.
Latest CharityComms articles
Email is dead; long live email
The Good Agency’s Charlotte Beckett on how we can ensure emails are opened, read and positively acted upon.
Improving your case studies with informed consent
Case studies are the lifeblood of PR - so Lisa Pettifer shares advice on how to ensure people give informed consent.
Latest askCHARITY blog posts
Giving is a game – who’s in?
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Everything communicates, but is everybody a communicator?
nfpSynergy's Joe Saxton tackles the idea that "anybody can do comms".