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SUMMARY:PRINZ: PassTheMic: Amplifying Voices that Need to Be Heard Webinar
DESCRIPTION:On Wednesday 15 July\, 12–1pm\, PRINZ is partnering with Belong Aotearoa for a member webinar exploring one of the most important questions facing communications professionals right now: how do we help ethnically diverse communities get heard? \nBelong Aotearoa is a national organisation working to strengthen belonging and social cohesion across Aotearoa New Zealand. Their flagship storytelling initiative\, PassTheMic\, amplifies the voices of migrant and refugee-background communities. \nAt a time when anti-migrant sentiment is becoming more visible in our public discourse\, you’ll hear directly from Angela Wilton\, CEO of Belong Aotearoa with insights into this incredible audience and community. This is information you won’t get from anyone else and is gold for communicators targeting these audiences. \nAlso included is a facilitated discussion\, led by Avalon Communication’s Lee Cowan\, on how storytelling can shift public narratives on migration\, diversity\, and belonging. Your insights could directly inform the next iteration of PassTheMic — a nationally significant campaign that needs the kind of strategic thinking our members do every day.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/prinz-passthemic-amplifying-voices-that-need-to-be-heard-webinar/
CATEGORIES:Webinar
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SUMMARY:NAGC Webinar: Music Licensing and Rights Compliance: What Every Government Communications Team Needs to Know
DESCRIPTION:Government communications teams are production more public-facing content than ever: social media\, PSAs\, tourism reels\, council streams\, recruitment campaigns\, and broadcast productions. But most agencies don’t realize that institutional use of music carries a fundamentally different legal exposure than personal use. \nMeet Your Speakers: \nRyan Neill\nCEO\nPrimalHouse Media Group \nRyan Neill is Co-Owner and Chief Executive Officer of PrimalHouse Media Group\, bringing over 25 years of experience in music supervision and music licensing. As CEO\, Ryan oversees company strategy\, licensing standards\, and compliance practices for institutional\, government\, and commercial clients. He works closely with media\, legal\, and procurement teams to ensure music usage aligns with copyright requirements\, platform rules\, and organizational risk tolerance. Ryan‘s background in music supervision brings a practical\, compliance-aware approach to creative decision-making\, balancing artistic goals with defensible licensing\, documentation\, and long-term use considerations. \nLevon Broussalian\nVP Business Affairs\nPrimalHouse Media Group \nLevon Broussalian leads music supervision\, licensing\, and rights clearance for institutional and commercial clients\, ensuring music usage aligns with internal policies\, legal standards\, and platform requirements. He oversees contract review\, rights analysis\, and negotiation across recording\, publishing\, and synchronization\, helping organizations manage copyright risk and maintain compliance. With a strong creative background\, Levon brings a practical\, compliance-aware approach to music supervision\, balancing creative objectives with defensible licensing\, documentation\, and long-term use considerations. \nJane Burke\nMusic Supervisor\nPrimalHouse Media Group \nJane Burke is a skilled music supervisor at PrimalHouse Media Group with a deep knowledge of licensing\, rights clearance\, and copyright compliance for institutional and government clients. Jane works closely with government communications teams\, public agencies\, and educational institutions to identify music that serves their content goals while ensuring all usage aligns with copyright requirements\, platform policies\, and organizational risk standards. She brings a practical and compliance-aware approach to every project\, helping institutions move from creative intention to defensible\, fully licensed execution. Jane’s experience spans social media content\, public service announcements\, recruitment campaigns\, and digital media productions\, making her a trusted resource for communications teams navigating the music licensing landscape
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/nagc-webinar-music-licensing-and-rights-compliance-what-every-government-communications-team-needs-to-know/
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SUMMARY:3CMA Webinar: Part Two: Get Found by AI: Generative Engine Optimization for Local Government Communicators
DESCRIPTION:When residents ask an AI answer engine about local services\, emergency information\, or community resources\, does your content show up accurately – or even at all? As more people turn to generative AI tools like ChatGPT\, Claude\, and Perplexity to search for information online\, local government communicators need to adapt their SEO strategies. \nIn this forward-looking webinar\, Rebecca Emery of Seacoast AI introduces Generative Engine Optimization (GEO) and how we can structure and present our content so generative AI models and answer engines can find it\, trust it\, and serve up accurate information and answers to the people who want it. You’ll leave with a clear understanding of how GEO differs from traditional SEO and how AI actually reads our content online\, what changes you can make today to improve your content’s visibility in AI-generated responses\, and why this matters more than ever for public trust and community reach.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/3cma-webinar-part-two-get-found-by-ai-generative-engine-optimization-for-local-government-communicators/
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ORGANIZER;CN="City-County Communications & Marketing Association (3CMA)":MAILTO:info@3cma.org
LOCATION:https://piocalendar.com/event/3cma-webinar-part-two-get-found-by-ai-generative-engine-optimization-for-local-government-communicators/
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SUMMARY:Crisis Response in the Public Eye: Considerations for PIOs
DESCRIPTION:We are excited to welcome Lauren Brogdon\, Partner and Chair of the Crisis Management Practice Group at Haynes Boone\, for a timely discussion on crisis communications\, legal considerations\, and organizational risk during high-profile incidents. \nThis session is open to PIOs\, emergency managers\, communications professionals\, public safety partners\, and regional response agencies.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/crisis-response-in-the-public-eye-considerations-for-pios/
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SUMMARY:Lights\, Camera\, Credibility: Mastering On-Camera Interviews
DESCRIPTION:A practical one-hour TOC Briefing webinar for public safety professionals\, government leaders\, PIOs\, executives\, communications staff\, and spokespersons to improve confidence\, delivery\, and effectiveness during on-camera interviews. Covers preparing for media interviews\, staying on message\, body language and delivery\, bridging techniques\, avoiding common mistakes\, communicating during crises\, and tips for camera setup\, lighting\, audio\, framing\, and virtual interviews. Webinar access link will be provided 24 hours prior to the training date.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/lights-camera-credibility-mastering-on-camera-interviews/
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LOCATION:https://piocalendar.com/event/lights-camera-credibility-mastering-on-camera-interviews/
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SUMMARY:Out of Harm's Way: Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place Community of Practice
DESCRIPTION:Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is pleased to invite you to the Out of Harm’s Way: Evacuation and Shelter-in-Place Community of Practice scheduled for July 29\, 2026 from 2:30 PM ET to 4:00PM ET (11:30 AM – 1:00PM PT / 1:30-3:00 PM CT). \nThe webinar is open to individuals with a role in planning\, implementing\, or issuing evacuation or shelter-in-place protective action guidance. \nAgenda:\n• Welcome and Introduction\nFEMA Resilience\, National Integration Center \n• Practitioner Exchange: Riverine Flooding and Levee Failures in King County\, Washington\nNicole Johnson is the Senior Manager of Risk Reduction and Operations for the King County Office of Emergency Management in Washington State. Nicole’s talk will focus on the County’s coordinated Emergency Operations Center response to the December 2025 flooding and levee breach incidents where over 1\,000 people received evacuation notices. During this period\, King County experienced historic flooding on multiple rivers simultaneously. \n• Discuss upcoming COPs and TAs \nLearn about TA opportunities and future planned COPs.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/out-of-harms-way-evacuation-and-shelter-in-place-community-of-practice/
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