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Posts:February 2021, Empathy
Three Anti-Racism Resources for Thinking Differently During Black History Month
by Giannina Seaman| February 24, 2021
At Ketchum, we are a passionate group of media consumers—the value we bring to our clients is fueled by a voracious appetite for reading, watching, listening and learning. So last year, in the wake of George Floyd’s murder and other developments shining a light on systemic racism in America, one of our responses was to […]
From Education to Representation: A Black History Month Conversation
by Jenn Bins| February 23, 2021
As someone who attended and has family members who graduated from an HBCU (Historically Black College/University), I was recently honored to moderate a conversation with two amazing women: Ashley Christopher, Esq., founder and CEO of HBCU Week, a Ketchum partner whose mission is “to encourage high-school aged youth to enroll into HBCUs, provide scholarship dollars for […]
Dear Diary, I Have a 35-year Love Affair with Paper
by Thea Linscott| February 5, 2021
When I was a little girl, I started writing “Dear Diary” in a small blush pink hardcover book with a silver lock. It came with two small silver keys that I hid in a secret drawer in my jewelry box. That little girl shared about her day’s adventures, with updates on her friends, names of […]
