A non-profit and community platform cultivating diverse Communicators.
The PR Girl Manifesto is an inclusive digital community and industry-leading platform on a mission to make Communications a more accessible career path. With over 40,000 engaged community members, PRGM is actively working to reimagine the Communications industry through accessibility, mentorship, and fellowship.
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Let’s build the diverse communicators the world deserves.
At our core, we are a purpose-driven organization dedicated to bridging knowledge and equity gaps in the Communications industry. Our platform is designed to help aspiring and non-traditional professionals in PR & Marketing navigate their career journeys and create more accessible pipelines for entry into the industry workforce. Through partnerships with companies, organizations, and brands, we are empowering the next generation of professionals by providing curated resources, development opportunities, events, and more. Join us on this mission to create a more inclusive and equitable Communications industry!
Latest & Greatest
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5 Things w/ Johnna Muscente
We got the chance to ask Johnna Muscente, Vice President of Communications & PR at The Corcoran Group, about the 5 things she wishes someone had told her before she started a career in Communications! Check out her advice!
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Behind The Byline: Dominique B. Fluker
Check out our chat with Dominique B. Fluker about the work that she does to heighten the stories of dynamic millennial women while helping brands explore the interconnectivity of culture and communication
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Behind The Byline: Sara Spruch-Feiner
We thoroughly enjoyed sitting down with Sara Spruch-Feiner (@sarajanenyc) of Glossy! Sara is a Sr reporter at Glossy Pop, a vertical about the intersections of fashion, beauty, and culture 💄
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3 Reasons Why PR Pros Need To Be Emotionally Sensitive
Media Updates’ Talisa Jansen van Rensburg reveals three reasons as to why more PR pros should be more emotionally sensitive
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4 C’s Journalists Use To Evaluate Sources
PR Coach, Michael Smart shares the 4Cs journalists use to evaluate sources! He recommends paying close attention to these when you’re pitching a journalist and asking them to quote your expert/client.
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