In 2015, PRSA National announced plans to enact a Diversity and Inclusion (D&I) initiative. According to its website, “diversity is not only about racial, ethnic, religious, sexual orientation and gender differences, but also about diversity of skill sets

You may remember when Ink Coffee in Five Points — one of the four complex neighborhoods in the River North Art District (RiNo) — proudly displayed a sidewalk sign with the message: “Happily Gentrifying the Neighborhood Since 2014.”

It was quite an evening at the 2018 Gold Pick Awards as PR pros from across the state gathered to celebrate incredible and impactful campaigns over the past year.

PRSA Colorado continues to be a leading force in advancing the profession through accreditation. The APR credential is the mark of distinction for public relations practitioners who have demonstrated their commitment to the profession and its ethical prac

This year marks our chapter’s 60th — or diamond — anniversary. As we celebrate our diamond jubilee throughout 2018, we’re looking back over our history of serving public relations and communications professionals in Colorado

When you think of tourism in Colorado, the city of Aurora may not be the first city that comes to mind.

Join us at PRSA Colorado’s monthly luncheon on June 20 for an inside look at the challenging dynamics behind one of the hottest, growing areas of Denver.

From the Colorado chapter’s 60th anniversary to the inspiring public relations campaigns and individual award winners, there is a lot to celebrate at this year’s Gold Pick Awards ceremony!

There’s no room for denial. I loved every minute of the Diversity & Inclusion session “Diversity and Inclusion: How to Avoid Becoming the Next Hea

From New Media Specialist at the dawn of Facebook to Director of Colorado State University’s (CSU) award-winning social media team, PRSA member Kimberly Stern is arguably a pioneer of higher-education digital communication