Creating Dialogue by Learning LGBTQ Identity Language
While society has come a long way in terms of accepting LGBTQ communities, including major legal victories like marriage equality, we still have a ways to go. Lost in a…
Best of 2016: Top Blog Posts of the Year
2016 was like, the year of realizing stuff. It was the year of the Monkey, the year of grim Google searches, the year of Chewbacca Mom (who gave us a…
Who Needs a Groundhog? Vanguard’s 2017 PR Trend Predictions
In 1989, the film Back to the Future II predicted that the Chicago Cubs would win the World Series in 2015. Sure, they were off by one year — but…
Profiles of Impact: Equity in Public Education: Changing Landscape, Accessing Opportunities
30 Years, in 12 Months: Our Profiles of Impact series showcases just 12 moments out of many that have made our work both meaningful and impactful. But how did we…
Profiles of Impact: This Mental Health Month, Let’s Talk About Children and Youth
30 Years, in 12 Months: Our Profiles of Impact series showcases just 12 moments out of many that have made our work both meaningful and impactful. But how did we…
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Recapping Major 2016 Changes to Our Favorite Social Media Platforms
It seems we look at every year as a “big” year for social media. This year, it wasn’t so much about new channels emerging, but mainstay channels expanding their toolbox…
1 in 5 Youth Experience Severe Mental Illness Each Year—Can Big Data Help Them?
One in five youth experience a severe mental illness each year, and just over half receive mental health services. Research shows 50 percent of mental illness begins by age 14,…
Finding Media Opportunities Beyond Black History Month or Other Observances
Today is the last day of Black History Month. Throughout the month, you’ve probably read or heard many stories and accomplishments of important black Americans. Beginning tomorrow, you’ll see stories…