International Men’s Day, is it still relevant?

We asked our black men in community for their thoughts on International Men’s Day, and this is what they said

A celebration of Caribbean communicators during times of crisis by BCN Member Falon Paris-Caines

Chair of BCN Black Women In Comms, Ronke Lawal, shares her thoughts on Back women and representation in the industry.

International Mens Day: Black Men In PR, Comms and Marketing Edition

6 key takeaways from Content, Community & Comms Live. Written by UK BCN Member Louise Chandler

UK BCN Book Club Member Svetlana Leu, reviews The Other Black Girl by Zakiya Dalila Harris

In the run up to the London mayoral election on May 6th, UK Black Comms Network Member Tennessee Watt spoke to two experienced Black political campaigners about how candidates can engage Black voters, why it will take more than a one-size-fits-all approach, and why taking accountability and action has never been more important.

Would you pay to read someone’s tweets? Uk Black Comms Network members Tennessee Watt and Eyula Koroma discuss here

For International Women’s Day we asked 5 leading Black Women in PR and Communications for their views on what the industry needs to #Choosetochallenge

3 takeaways from the UK BCN founders and freelancers event. With Amber Muotto, Eva Akase Simpson, Lewis Iwu and Ayo Adepoju. Moderated by Kamiqua Pearce

5 key takeaways from UK BCN Presents: Innovation & Influence with Sasha Mattus, Naomi Walkland, Hannah Ngakane and Clara Biu. Moderated by Tarita Mullings

UK BCN Member and Founder of Social Disruption PR Shannon Walker tells us more about PR 101, the 5Ws and what small business founders should focus on when developing a comms strategy.

3 key takeaways from our Position and Purpose webinar with Ete Davies, Genelle Aldred, Devonne Spence, Kim Allain, Czarina Charles and moderated by Annique Simpson

Tariq Peters, Account Executive at Four Communications, pens e-book to help PR grads survive lockdown.