Shaping History: Narratives of Political Change

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Specialised creative skill sets. It’s an added bonus if you can demonstrate skills in design, motion or production. Active Reading and Horizon Scanning: Upskilling and improving knowledge on key issues related to the projects and partnerships you lead on. For example, keeping up to date with the developments at COP, investor activism, and climate finance if you are leading on a climate campaign. This will allow you to spot unplanned opportunities to leverage.. Copywriting. You are a creative copywriter, understanding target audiences and writing convincing and concise copy for both brand activations and campaigns. We run our own internal campaigns to build passion projects with no restrictions. We also have the History Shaper Fund, a public fund that offers grants to young people. By using this service, you agree that you will only keep content for personal use, and will not openly distribute them via Dropbox, Google Drive or other file sharing services

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Consulting & facilitating workshops:Facilitating workshops to uncover insights and co-create strategy and positioning – both virtually and in person. You will also provide training to our partners across different communications disciplines, with a focus on media and PR. Reflecting the diversity of schools and organisations across the country, we have chosen to use a range of lesson plan formats to mirror this difference, and to provide more schools with an opportunity of an immediate point of familiarity, which will enable some schools to teach these lessons without further modification.The NHS Confederation's BME Leadership Network exists to strengthen the voice of NHS BME leaders and to support NHS organisations to meet the needs of all communities. Membership is open to both BME leaders and non-BME supporters. Visit BME Leadership Network to become a member. The successful candidate will sit in the Creative team, reporting to either an Associate Creative Director or the Creative Director. How you’ll be shaping history everyday… We’re Shape History, the social impact communications agency. We work with our partners on some of the biggest issues facing humanity today, from Climate Change to Gender Equality, Digital Health to Human Rights. We’re a full service agency, doing everything from brand books to hero videos, stunts to strategies, and creative campaigns of every size.

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Sky-Frame is characterized by its empathic ability to take on different perspectives and points of view. We are interested in people and their visions, whether in architecture or in a social context. We deeply care about creating living spaces and in doing so we also question the role of women in architecture. From the arts to the sciences, women shape our society. We want to shed more light on this role, increase the visibility of Women in Architecture and empower/encourage them to realize their full potential. We’re a passionate, driven team creating social impact through creative storytelling, powerful brands, and strategic communications. Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka share a major milestone - gaining independence from British Rule. How each country moved forward is unique and contextualized to each region. In relation to architecture, these countries were collectively faced with housing crises, the restoration of heritage buildings, and a need for public institutions. A wave of decolonization washed over South Asia, utilizing modern architecture as a vehicle to liberate from the colonial period. Presenting your big, bold ideas. You will have the ability to create concepts that are big and bold but also realistic within practical constraints. You’ll be regularly supporting pitches for new work, collaborating on the development of pitch concepts and materials, and demonstrating great presentation skills to prospective partners. With the impact of our work being our ultimate goal, we now treat each project we take on with our clients as a collaboration. With their expertise in different social impact issues and our expertise in communications, it’s a winning combination. For this reason, we call all of our clients, partners. We make this clear at the start of each project so that we’re as open, honest and empathetic as possible throughout the process.In 1987 Akyaaba was working for Greater London Council as a special projects coordinator when a colleague of his came to work one morning and confided in Akyaaba that while putting her son, Marcus, to bed the night before he had asked her: "Mum, why can't I be white?"

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Even within your own body, your 30 trillion human cells can’t compete with the 40 trillion or so bacteria that live rent-free in your gut, on your skin, under your toenails. Designed for every body shape and size, the new generation of shapewear seamlessly blends fashion with functionality. Made from lightweight and breathable fabric, these everyday essentials effortlessly enhance your natural curves while providing unmatched comfort throughout the day. Creative and strategic brilliance: Stay focused on the big picture every day when delivering work, prioritising outcomes over outputs. You will ideate innovative PR and communications strategies that push boundaries, infuse creativity into every aspect of planning and execution, and continuously seek fresh angles and innovative approaches for securing coverage. Hello! We’re Shape History, the social impact communications agency. We work with our partners – charities, businesses, UN bodies, academic institutions, philanthropic organisations – on some of the biggest issues facing humanity today, from Climate Change to Gender Equality, Health and Wellbeing to Human Rights. Our vision is a fairer world, and we use communications to get there faster. Have you ever wondered how those special undergarments called "shapewear" came to be? As we celebrate National Shapewear Day , we'll take you on a journey through time to explore the evolution of shapewear. Get ready to discover how these pieces of clothing have shaped not just bodies, but also fashion and society over the years. What is National Shapewear Day?On this National Shapewear Day, let's celebrate not just the garments themselves, but the journey they've taken to become the confidence-boosting, shape-enhancing essentials we know and love today. Whether you're embracing your curves or smoothing things out, shapewear is here to stay, shaping both history and the way we feel about ourselves. Effective communication which is clear, concise, informative and friendly. You’ll be great at communicating creative concepts to partners and confident in pitching your ideas.

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Research and analysis: Gather valuable, actionable insights for PR strategies and activations by conducting extensive qualitative and quantitative research on audiences and issues, including commissioning external research. Visualise your ideas: You’ll effectively communicate your ideas visually, to guide the design team on the appropriate look and feel for your concepts. Using moodboards and imagery to effectively brief designers and present concepts to partners will be key. Strategic mindset: You understand how to move from outcomes to strategy, to tactics, all while ensuring that everything serves a meaningful purpose, ultimately driving impact. We’ve also learnt (the hard way!) that caution kills creativity, and whilst rare, there have been moments when we’ve allowed the caution of partners to stifle the creative storytelling of the project. It is our job as the communications people to champion creative storytelling, and alleviate the (sometimes) understandable nerves that come with being brave. 2) Representation is a problem, stop denying it, we have

But the spread of Christianity also spread the notion of man’s dominion over nature. In the long term, that attitude has contributed to climate change and driven our relentless push into remote areas, both things that can distribute new diseases as we rub up against nature in strange new ways.