Reimagining the
PR & Communications landscape through inclusivity, innovation, and impact.
The PR Girl Manifesto is a pioneering platform and vibrant community of over 40,000 professionals dedicated to transforming the Communications industry. We're on a mission to break barriers, amplify diverse voices, and create equitable pathways to success through mentorship, fellowship, and innovative resources.
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Cultivating Professionals for
a New Era of Communications
At PR Girl Manifesto, we're redefining the Communications landscape. Our mission is to empower aspiring and non-traditional professionals, creating accessible pathways into PR & Comms that reflect the diversity of our world. We bridge knowledge gaps and break down barriers through curated resources tailored for multiple career journeys. Our development programs and mentorship opportunities provide the tools needed to thrive in this dynamic industry. Through industry-leading events, we foster connections and drive growth, while our strategic partnerships with forward-thinking companies and brands open doors to new possibilities.
On The Blog
Latest & Greatest
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What even counts as a “good” PR job anymore?
With burnout rising and career paths shifting, more comms professionals are rethinking what success actually looks like in this industry. In this piece, we explore how the definition of a “good” job in PR is changing—and what we should be centering instead.
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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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