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(c) David Peart Fouad Hamdan, Danish Environment Minister Connie Hedegaard and the President of the think tank Friends of Europe, Giles Meritt, debating about genetically modified organisms in food. Brussels, 20.2.2007. |
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Communicating campaigns - and promoting a brand
Communicating campaigns for non-profit organizations is often political communications aimed at influencing decision-makers and public opinion. The ultimate goal is changing policies and the behavior of people. Opponents are pressured with non-violent means (media, social media, actions, lobby) to bring about needed change.
In the process organizations promote themselves. This is legitimate public relations to strengthen an image of a foundation or a non-governmental organization (NGO). Fact is: A regular and professional public visibility increases influence on decision-makers, helps convince donors and attracts professionals.
Check under "publications" articles and papers I wrote and interviews I gave on communicating campaigns for non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and how businesses often deliver Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as hollow PR. |
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