Category Archives: Diversity

• #MOBILE & SOCIAL MEDIA TRENDS IN #INDIA WITH @ESKIMON

  Posted on May 8, 2011 by jaywalk1 in Diversity, Socially Diverse

  I’m excited to share with you an interview with Simon Kemp of BBH in Singapore. Those who know me well understand that I have a bit of a fascination with data, specifically cultural data. In addition to being uber interesting, cultural data gives us a quick peek into the world of those around us. With [...]

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• The Importance of Being a Cultural Guide

  Posted on February 22, 2011 by jaywalk1 in Diversity, Professional Development, Thoughts

  When I discuss diversity and diversity outreach in practice, I encourage PR professionals to first take a look at themselves. It is so important to understand the cultures that we represent and see how they may connect to the cultures of others. It is on this level (culture), that we will be able to really [...]

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  Socially Diverse Goes to PRSA International Conference

  Posted on October 11, 2010 by jaywalk1 in Diversity, Events, Professional Development, Social Media, Socially Diverse

  I am very excited to announce that I will be bringing the insights, interviews and profiles from Socially Diverse to the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) 2010 International Conference! Hundreds of Public Relations professionals will be descending on the national’s capital, my current home, for the annual conference. With the theme “Powering PRogress,” the [...]

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  Is there an Asian Twitter Bird in the works?

  Posted on September 28, 2010 by jaywalk1 in Diversity, Social Media

  It was a fairly quiet August afternoon. The air was muggy. The sun beamed down.  Music beats were overflowing from my headphones at work. Typical day in the District, but then…. it happened! Slate posted an article titled “How Black People Use Twitter,” and my timeline as I knew it had changed forever. Moving forward, all [...]

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