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Tuesday, March 9, 2021
Nuclear Testing - Part 1 Historical Discussion. Tuesday, March 9, 2021 12-1pm EST
Crisis Communications. Is Facebook the right tool or the wrong tool to use for crisis communications? Class March 11, 2021

The
Social Media Conundrum
Is
Facebook the right tool or the wrong tool to use for crisis communications?
Find
out in a free Master
Class on Crisis Communications this Thursday, March 11th at 1
p.m. CST.
Use this link to claim your seat. Your free registration is
paid for by SituationHub.com
The
topic is the Social Media Conundrum.
Let's
ruffle some feathers and have a frank... I mean REALLY frank conversation about
using Facebook for crisis communications.
We
have two special guests:
The
first is Jay Baer CSP. CPAE. Jay content marketing expert,
best-selling author, and Hall of Fame Speaker who really understands the
algorithms of Facebook.
Our
second guest is Katie Kothmann Haby, CCC, the Member Relations and
Communications Supervisor at Medina Electric Cooperative. Katie was in
"the big freeze" and her electric company was forced to shut off
power to thousands of homes by ERCOT in Texas. Would you like to see what ugly
looks like on Facebook during a crisis? Check out the Medina Facebook page, read the ugly comments, then study
the profiles of the people who are making those comments.
I'll
be leading the Master Class. I'm Crisis Communications Expert Gerard Braud, CSP, Fellow IEC.
In the early days of social media I warned of the pitfalls of Facebook during a
crisis. When most PR people were saying "Facebook provides
transparency," I was preaching that your website is "the most
transparent" place to communicate in a crisis.
What
do you think? This will be a lively discussion.
And
as pre-work, make sure you watch the Netflix show, The Social Dilemma. Key elements of this program will play
into our discussion.
Sign up here for our next free Master Class on Crisis
Communications Thursday, March 11th at 1 p.m. CST.
Monday, March 8, 2021
SPACE. Women in Space. SSPI-WISE. March 2021
SSPI-WISE hashtag is #SSPIWISE - we'll be celebrating on social
media all day! (That
includes the launch of our next podcast in our RISK series: The Risk of Being a
Woman. Not to be missed! SSPI Podcast)
7AM PT | 10AM ET | 3PM GMT |
7PM Dubai | 11PM Singapore | 12AM Tokyo | 2AM Sydney
Our topic is
Networking
Presented by the "Networking and Swag" Working Group
of SSPI-WISE, the event features a robust program exploring tips and best
practices for Networking. We #ChooseToChallenge ourselves to expand our
networking skills as we hear insights from not one, but TWO keynote
speakers:
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Tina Ghataore
President
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You don't want to miss it!
Register today! https://www.sspi.org/events/sspi-wise-international-womens-day-celebration
NEW ORLEANS NOHSEP Director Collin Arnold Returns to Duty March 8, 2021
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Opioid Litigation Is Prying Open Vaults Of Big Pharma Secrets March 2021
Analysis
Opioid Litigation Is Prying Open Vaults Of Big Pharma
Secrets
In an
unveiling with few historical parallels, major pharmaceutical corporations are
poised to settle sweeping opioid litigation by agreeing to publicize millions
of pages of internal documents illustrating how they marketed and sold narcotic
painkillers amid a dire addiction epidemic, according to lawyers and court
records.
4
documents attached | Read full
article »
Sunday, March 7, 2021
BLACK NEWSPAPER EDITOR SUPPRESSED BY FOR-PROFIT PRISON CORPORATION GEO GROUP, THREATENED WITH RE-IMPRISONMENT March 2021
Sunday, March 7, 2021
Contact: Nube Brown (707) 601-2901, nube@sfbayview.com
https://www.facebook.com/malikdefensecommittee
BLACK NEWSPAPER EDITOR SUPPRESSED BY FOR-PROFIT PRISON CORPORATION GEO GROUP, THREATENED WITH RE-IMPRISONMENT
Activists and community members, including SF and Alameda County Public Defenders and District 6 Supervisor Matt Haney, will gather to demand justice for Malik Washington and an end to
for-profit prison corporations in CA
San Francisco, CA - On Sunday, March 7, from 12:00 - 2:00 p.m., a socially distanced rally will take place in front of the Taylor Street Center, a federal halfway house located at 111 Taylor St. in San Francisco. The rally calls for the freedom of San Francisco Bay View National Black Newspaper Editor Malik Washington, an end to for-profit prison corporation GEO Group's operations in California, and an end to the attack on Black journalism by the GEO Group and the Federal Bureau of Prisons.
Mr. Washington and the SF Bay View have filed a federal lawsuit alleging First Amendment retaliation against the Federal Bureau of Prisons and the GEO Group, Inc. A hearing in that lawsuit takes place on March 10, 2021 at 9:30 a.m.
San Francisco Public Defender Mano Raju has spoken out against the retaliation Malik has faced within GEO Group's custody. He says, "We continue to witness GEO Group's pattern of deceit and neglect in its response to the COVID pandemic. We must protect the health and dignity of the people living at 111 Taylor and invest in future reentry care that is community-based and focused on the needs of individuals, not the profits of GEO Group. I stand in solidarity with Malik Washington and for his rights as a member of the Black press to speak out and protect his community."
For Complete News Release Click Here.
Also posted at prlog.org.
#FREEMALIK!GEOOUTOFCALI!
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IN OTHER NEWS, SAN FRANCISCO BAYVIEW EDITOR MALIK WASHINGTON GIVES A MOVING MEMORIAL TRIBUTE TO A REVERED SAN FRANCISCO COMMUNITY LEADER
http://www.wrightnow.biz/articles_view.asp?articleid=83762&columnid=2898
More Community News
FRIDAY, MARCH 5, 2021
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Mayor
London Breed (W.E.
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MAYOR LONDON BREED ANNOUNCES LAUNCH OF NEW ECONOMIC RECOVERY PROGRAM TO SUPPORT AND RETRAIN WORKERS
$28 million program will expand workforce development, paid training, and job placement for adults and youth in San Francisco, and will include targeted resources to address the disproportionate Black unemployment rate with funding from the Dream Keeper Initiative
San Francisco - Mayor London N. Breed today announced a new economic recovery program for workforce development, paid training programs, and job placement and employment services for San Franciscans. The $28 million Building Back Stronger program includes funding from the City's Dream Keeper Initiative, which Mayor Breed announced last week, and will expand services for workers and job seekers, address long-standing economic inequities and disparities in unemployment, and bolster the City's economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Click here for complete news release.
More News...
Watch Al Sharpton Live Today 5:45 ET on MSNBC Interview ColorComm Founder Lauren Wesley Wilson
The intersection between race and gender is the topic. Don't miss it!
US Black Chambers of Commerce Inc Black History Month Revisited
News from US Black Chambers CEO Ron Busby includes Dr. Julianne Malveaux, Rep. James E. Clyburn, Majority Whip with a fabulous closing performance by Ruben Studdard shared by Dr. Maxine Hickman, President of San Francisco Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc., and immedIate past board member of Nation Coalition of 100 Black Women Inc.
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The San Francisco BayView Neighborhood mourns Yolanda Jones,
Businesswoman & Community Leader, daughter of Charlie Walker,
Businessman, Community Leader and former Mayor Willie L. Brown
confidante. (America's
Still the Place" is the film about Walker that opened the 2015 San
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