Public Affairs
Students Teach an Old Goat New Tricks
Capstrat’s sixth annual student networking night is on April 12th. Each year, I’ve expected my duty is to give advice to noobs. And each year, I’m reminded that they repay the favor to me in spades. They teach me I’m never too old to learn new lessons.
Warning: Educated and Jobless
How Can Millennials Learn the Secret to Success After College? Capstrat Has the Answers on April 12.
Teaching kids to navigate the Web safely and wisely
How do we teach kids safe and responsible web use? How do you monitor their activity without pushing kids to be even more secretive?
Facebook: the promotion predictor?
Can your Facebook profile predict your success in the workplace? A new study reveals a surprising answer.
The Only Constant is Change in North Carolina Politics
Changes to come in the NC political landscape
Closed for Good
Thanks to everyone for getting involved with our 2011 holiday project. Here’s what we accomplished!
Fighting for lighting
Legislation to phase out energy-wasting light bulbs is not being enforced as planned. Does the public really know about the new lighting law, or are politics thwarting perception?
Undermining the credibility of women?
Marian Wright Edelman, the founder and president of Children’s Defense Fund and first African-American woman admitted to the Mississippi state bar, once said, “You can’t be what you can’t see.” Does this hold true for women seeking leadership positions? And what does that have to do with the PR and advertising industry? A lot, actually.
Confidence in institutions continues to plummet
American confidence in government, media, banks, small businesses, public schools and churches plummeted over the past two years, according to a nationwide survey from Capstrat commissioned by Public Policy Polling. The survey looked at the level of confidence across several institutions across age groups and ethnicities.
