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When working from home means someone else’s home
With her new suitcases in hand, Abbie headed to visit her sister in California to work from home. Read more about her new routine while working from somebody elses home.
READ MOREHow can I be an ally in communications?
Over the past few months, Annelise has been writing about diversity and inclusion and sets a great example of what it means to be an ally in communications. Click the link to read more!
READ MOREWorking from Home in California
Marissa decided that California would be her "home" for the week while working from home and has come across a few interesting things while touring the city. Click to read more.
READ MOREDoes Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?
How has working from home changed your perception of time? Abbie finds herself having more time to schedule meetings and "meet" with friends but is still just as busy as before the pandemic. Click to read more of her thoughts about the time.
READ MOREThe Heat is Still On #HMATurns40
As #HMATurns40, Scott is reminiscing on the "cooler" campaigns Team HMA has worked on throughout the years. Read more about the innovative solutions HMA has created to combat the heat.
READ MOREHow is Hollywood working toward inclusion?
Octavia Spencer is the face of a new PSA advocating for representation of people with disabilities in Hollywood. Read more from Annelise Krafft about how the campaign affects inclusion in the entertainment industry.
READ MOREMarketing to The Younger Generation
How is marketing to Gen Z different than to Millennials? Click the link to see examples of how brands have successfully marketed to the younger generation.
READ MOREHow to avoid burnout when working from home
By now, we've had a few month to adjust to the new normal of working from home, but what should you do when you start to feel burned out? Read more from Autumn on how to stay engaged while working from home.
READ MOREHow to kickstart diversity in the workplace
How has your organization navigated diversity and inclusion? While these changes don't happen overnight, Annelise has a few ideas on how to advocate for change and accountability. Follow the link for tips on how to overcome roadblocks in diversity and inclusion at your workplace.
READ MOREThe reason advertisers are holding Facebook accountable
During July, more than 1,000 brands including Coca-Cola, Walgreens and Disney decided to halt advertising on Facebook to #StopHateForProfit. Click to read more about the impact this has on advertising.
READ MOREWho is on the cover of O Magazine?
Next month’s issue of O Magazine will not feature Oprah Winfrey on the cover for the first time in 20 years. Instead, the historic issue will feature Breonna Taylor. Read more from Annelise on how this helps to bring awareness to recent social injustices.
READ MOREHave We Had Enough of ‘Fake?’
First there was fake news and now sports are hosting 'fake' fans. Follow the link to read about how the MLB is adjusting to a new normal of empty stadiums while raising money for charity.
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