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The MPRC holds a number of events each year focused on the most pressing issues in public relations. From regular professional development seminars to the Annual Conference each fall, these events will present you with growth opportunities and new ways to develop your skills. Check our event calendar to see what’s coming up.
The MPRC holds a number of events each year focused on the most pressing issues in public relations. From regular professional development seminars to the Annual Conference each fall, these events will present you with growth opportunities and new ways to develop your skills. Check our event calendar to see what’s coming up.
This eight-hour performance-level course is designed to provide participants with knowledge and skills using social media tools to engage individuals and volunteer organizations for assistance during an emergency. Participants will learn about social media engagement techniques, individual and organizational roles in crisis communication, and Virtual Operations Support Teams (VOST). The course will supplement and build […]
This course examines the role of public information in all-hazards incident management and provides practical training in crisis communication techniques. In a major incident, it is of critical importance that community leaders, incident managers, and Public Information Officers (PIO) are prepared to communicate with the public through traditional and social media. This course focuses on […]
The Sport and Special Event Public Information and Emergency Notification course brings planners, operators, public information professionals, government, public safety, and marketing professionals together in an effort to prepare and/or enhance venue and event communication programs. The course prescribes best practices to common communication pitfalls and provides flexible and scalable solutions to a wide-range of […]
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? Belong Aotearoa is a national organisation working to strengthen belonging and social cohesion across Aotearoa New Zealand. Their flagship […]
*This course is approved for State 911 Department credits in Massachusetts* Is your agency’s social media stale or just not connecting to the people you serve? Are you ready to share important information in an engaging way? This course will focus on telling your agency’s story honestly through social media. In Advanced Social Media for […]
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. Meet Your Speakers: Ryan Neill CEO PrimalHouse Media Group Ryan Neill is Co-Owner and […]
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. In this […]
The MPRC holds a number of events each year focused on the most pressing issues in public relations. From regular professional development seminars to the Annual Conference each fall, these events will present you with growth opportunities and new ways to develop your skills. Check our event calendar to see what’s coming up.
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. This session is open to PIOs, emergency managers, communications professionals, public safety partners, and regional response agencies.
The MPRC holds a number of events each year focused on the most pressing issues in public relations. From regular professional development seminars to the Annual Conference each fall, these events will present you with growth opportunities and new ways to develop your skills. Check our event calendar to see what’s coming up.