Posts Tagged ‘Atlantic Philanthropies’
What We Learned: Website Impact Without Redesign
The March 2011 meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC focused on Website Impact Without Redesign – What are some of the most important functional elements you need to have on [...]
Next PPC Meeting: Website Impact Without Redesign
With all the tough Winter weather we’ve had, I hope the next meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC scheduled for Wednesday, March 24 will find us enjoying a sunny and [...]
What we learned: Effective Communications Planning
The November 2010 meeting of Public Policy Communicators NYC was all about how to develop effective communications plans. We set out to examine:
- How to produce realistic, focused communications goals [...]
Next PPC Lunch: Effective Annual Communications Plans
During the March PPC-NYC meeting, at which we explored how to evaluate the outcomes of communications efforts, one of the major revelations was that many of us are not doing [...]
When Photos Do What Words Alone Can’t
This is another in the series of joint posts with The Communications Network. It originally appeared on the Communications Network site.
Several prominent foundations, to their great credit, are [...]
What We Learned: What Lies Ahead for Health Care Reform?
Last week I had the pleasure of attending a panel discussion at The Atlantic Philanthropies on “The Historic Passage of Health Care Reform in the United States: How Did We [...]
Next PPC-NYC Brown Bag Lunch: March 9
The economy may be hobbling along still, but Public Policy Communicators NYC is hitting its stride. Thanks to the Ford Foundation hosting our bi-monthly brown-bag lunch meetings, we have a [...]