To find out more about the PRCA's campaigning role, contact Louise Whatham
We launched the #30days campaign, calling on client organisations to pay their agencies within 30 days.
The PRCA is committed to making sure that every intern gets a paid, meaningful internship, which is accessible to all. Find out how we've fought for this.
We backed third parties who help charities engage with government during the Hodgson Review of Third Party Campaigning.
We represented the UK PR and Communications industry during the reviews of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 by the Labour Party and the Independent Commission.
By defending PR from content licensing organisations like the NLA and CLA, we have saved the industry millions.
We continue to strive to provide equal access to alll to the PR and communications industry, as that is the only way we can communicate effectively with our publics.
The PRCA's Economics of Reputation work is aimed at developing understanding about the real value of reputation to all organisations.
We continue to defend the reputation of the public affairs industry, while improving standards within it.