"Do No Harm" in Communications
The way you talk about your projects, write about your partners, and post photos affects all aspects of your work – from engaging new donors to gaining trust with partners on the ground. In this installment of OLAM's "Do No Harm" series, Mickey Noam Alon explores best practices in conducting communications ethically and thoughtfully.
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