Category: social issues marketing

• AI & Social issues marketing in Australia

  

  AI-powered chatbots can help people with anxiety and depression by engaging in personalised conversations and providing resources to manage their mental health

  Tiffanny Junee

  March 12, 2023

  Advertising, AI, Brand Management, Communications, Digital Leadership, Digital Next Comms, Google, Integrated Marketing Communications, Management, Media, Reputation Management, Social Capital, social issues marketing, Social Technology, Strategic Communications, Strategy, Thought Leadership, Trends, Twitter

  AI, AI policy in Australia, Artificial Intelligence, social issues marketing

• Biofields in communications best practice for managing bullying in educational settings

  

  Bullying is a serious problem that affects millions of children and adolescents worldwide. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, in 2019, 20% of students between the ages of 12 and 18 reported being bullied at school (National Center for Education Statistics, 2021). This problem is not limited to physical violence or verbal abuse,…

  Tiffanny Junee

  February 28, 2023

  Behaviour, Communications, DMA, education, Leadership, Our School Online, Primary education, social issues marketing, Sociology, Thought Leadership

  biofields, Bullying, Communications, DMA research, educational leadereship, mean on purpose, social issues marketing

• Your Bully Has A Name: Relational Aggression in NSW Schools

  

  Relational aggression is a form of bullying that can have a significant impact on a student’s well-being and academic performance. Teacher-to-Student relational aggression can take many forms, including: verbal abuse, exclusion, and humiliation. In NSW primary schools, where teachers may have a greater influence on the school culture and social dynamics, it is crucial to…

  Tiffanny Junee

  February 1, 2022

  AI, Behaviour, Conflict Communications, education, Indigenous Education, Language, Leadership, Our School Online, Parenting, Primary education, social issues marketing, Thought Leadership, Trends

  Bullying, education, Educational Leadership, Leadership, Leadership Communications, NSW schools, P&C, Primary school, Relational Aggression, School Principals