PRSA NY launches an end-of-year survey to shape a more innovative, future-focused 2026 Big Apple Awards.

A sharp look at why pundits got New York’s surprise result wrong and what communicators must understand before 2026.

The socialist mayor-elect’s victory in New York City signals deep political fractures—and vital lessons for communicators navigating polarization.

The creator economy is maturing fast, and communications professionals who adapt to its executive hires, NYC dominance, and rising demand for talent partnerships will lead the next wave of brand storytelling.

The Big Apple Podcast by PRSA-NY has already made waves with its first two episodes, offering listeners an exclusive look into how New York City became a powerhouse for public relations professionals.

“In a health security crisis, speed is essential… the specter of rapid community transmission and exponential growth is real and daunting.”

Church with a small budget relies on smart communications strategy to make big news.

Join Michael in his conversation with Michael Wolraich about his new book The Bishop and the Butterfly, Murder, Politics, and the End of the Jazz Age

This year’s Pride celebrations are proving to be high-stakes and serious in tone during a contentious election season, and at a time when The Wall Street Journal reports an increase in activist, ‘anti-woke’ shareholders scrutinizing inclusion programs and donations to LGBTQ+ groups.