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SUMMARY:Public Information Officer Workshop
DESCRIPTION:The role of the PIO has evolved significantly over the last few years\, and so has the expectation from the public and media to get them transparent-timely information. This course will provide participants with the essential knowledge and practical tools to manage public information\, whether it is a routine operation\, positive PR story\, or critical incident. \nThrough a blend of lectures\, hands-on exercises\, and real-world case studies\, participants will learn how to develop and implement effective communication strategies\, manage media relations\, and engage with the public through various channels. By the end of the course\, participants will be equipped to navigate the complexities of public information in emergencies and build trust within their communities.
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/public-information-officer-workshop-2/
LOCATION:San Joaquin (CA) County Sheriff’s Department\, 7000 Michael Canlis Boulevard\, French Camp\, CA\, 95231\, United States
CATEGORIES:Training
ORGANIZER;CN="TOC Public Relations":MAILTO:info@tocpublicrelations.com
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SUMMARY:CIPR: Disinformation\, misinformation & malinformation
DESCRIPTION:Course aim\nIn an era of misinformation and media overload\, this course examines what it means to operate in a ‘post-truth’ environment and its implications for PR professionals. You’ll gain practical strategies for cutting through the noise and communicating with clarity and credibility. The session also explores the role of AI\, its potential to combat misinformation and the ethical challenges it presents. \nWho should attend?\nAnyone working in media relations\, corporate communications\, or political marketing who is concerned about the impact of disinformation\, misinformation\, malinformation\, or non-information – and is looking for practical tips to combat its effects. \nWhat to expect\nWhat is a post-truth world? How prevalent is ‘fake news’? Why does this matter to me?\nHow can I identify disinformation\, misinformation\, malinformation\, and non-information?\nWhat practical steps can I take to combat them? How do I ensure my organisation is trusted? \nCourse objectives\nParticipation in the course will provide you with the knowledge to: \nDefine terms such as ‘post-truth’\, ‘fake news’\, and ‘alternative facts’\nIdentify disinformation\, misinformation\, malinformation\, and non-information\nAssess how prevalent they are and evaluate their impact\nUpdate familiar models of communication to take them into account\nWork out how to combat falsehoods\, by understanding why some find them compelling\nEnsure your messaging is regarded as credible and your organisation seen as a trusted source\nWrite a policy on ethical communication for your team and your clients
URL:https://piocalendar.com/event/cipr-disinformation-misinformation-malinformation/
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