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Pro-Media Communications
is a bicoastal communications firm dedicated to social change.
At Pro-Media, we’re your advocates first. Everything we do is infused with our commitment to justice, equality and progressive issues. We’re a close-knit team of passionate, high-energy individuals who love our work. We closely monitor the media and we speak your language. Unlike big, brassy firms, we know your issues and share your values.
Since 1986, our firm has helped hundreds of social change agents hone strategies, find their audiences, shape their messages and have an impact. We represent some of the most widely-respected organizations and individuals in the fields of economic and social justice, intellectual freedom, women’s rights, health care, criminal justice reform, philanthropy, education and other progressive social issues. We have close relationships with journalists who speak to your audiences: writers at national bureaus and at your local paper, editors in the ethnic press, bloggers around the globe and producers on the radio and t.v. shows most popular with your stakeholders.
We are easily accessible and take pride in working closely with you to enhance your work and make your job easier. When you partner with Pro-Media, you work directly with our team of communications managers, public relations professionals, former journalists, strategists, social networkers and writers. We work hard to help you or your organization change hearts and minds in your community and around the globe. We help organizations influence policy, frame the debates and set the record straight. We turn your complex issues into clear messages that move those who matter to you most, whether you want to reach policy-makers, donors, academics, public intellectuals or your internal and external stakeholders.
September 2010: The American Library Association celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month. Check out Account Coordinator Lauren Atieh's blog post on libraries and why you should get your library card today!
August 17, 2010: The Schott Foundation for Public Education released today its fourth biennial state-by-state report, "Yes We Can: The 2010 Schott 50 State Report on Black Males in Public Education". (Press Release) Pro-Media secured wide coverage of the report findings in top media outlets, including CNN, NBC Nightly News, New York Daily News, The Tavis Smiley Show, Education Week, Educationnews.org, WNYC, and many more.
August 6, 2010: The Seneca Meadows Wetland Preserve opened today, a eco-restoration project that restored 600 acres in Seneca Falls, NY.
Check out Joan C. William's weekly Huffington Post blog and look out for her forthcoming book, Reshaping the Work-Family Debate (Harvard University Press, October, 2010).
July 12, 2010: Check out TIME's The Curious Capitalist blog - Creating not just jobs, but good jobs which quotes Russell Sage Foundation book Low Wage Work In A Wealthy World.
July 9, 2010: Russell Sage Foundation authors, Jennifer Lee and Frank Bean, guest blog on Washington Post's Political Bookworm titled Immigration's Racial Complexity.
July 8, 2010: Chris Windward, of the Human Services Council, discussed the state of New York nonprofits in her interview with NY1.
