“I Don’t Do Email.”—How Ditching “Professional” Communications Can Build Stronger Collaboration with the Community
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communications, collaboration, Community EngagementAbstract
Conventional language and practices of professionalism often erect barriers in communities rather than foster collaboration. In this narrative, the Director of Communications for Read by 4th, a Philadelphia-based early literacy movement, shares insights into how language can be used to cultivate stronger community engagement.
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