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FUNDAMENTALS OF CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS
Build a crisis plan, craft first-hour messages, and protect your organization’s reputation in this 5-week, cohort-based course.
Don’t miss out, this course sells out fast!
Class will begin on January 18th, 2027.
MEDIA TRAINING 101
Master the Media: Build Confidence, Craft Key Messages & Deliver Powerful Interviews that Elevate Your Brand and Reputation.
Date: TBA
Test your media readiness by taking the quiz below!
On August 1st, 2023, Meta ended Canadian news availability on Facebook and Instagram.
Two weeks later, the Northwest Territories faced one of the most significant emergencies in its history, with 70% of its population forced to evacuate their homes as wildfires rapidly spread.
With sources of information suddenly cut off, telecommunications unreliable, and updates often slow to arrive, residents were hit with an information drought at exactly the wrong time.
That’s where Cabin Radio came in.
WHEN YOUR USUAL SOURCES OF INFORMATION DISAPPEAR
THOUGHT LEADERSHIP IN CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS eBOOK
When uncertainty hits, trust is your strongest asset.
Download this practical workbook to build thought leadership in crisis communications—before, during, and after the headlines.
CRISIS COMMUNICATIONS TOOLKIT
This toolkit is designed for communications leads and senior leaders preparing to communicate significant funding changes to staff, stakeholders, and the public. Work through each section in order, or jump to the checklist most relevant to your current stage.
THE FIRST HOUR: CRISIS CHECKLIST
A step-by-step guide for leaders to assemble, assess, acknowledge, and act on a communications crisis within the first 60 minutes.
DEFINING THE “BLOWBACK PHASE” ARTICLE SPOTLIGHT
We are thrilled to share our friend and Fundamentals of Crisis Communications guest presenter, Greg Trevor, exploration of the often-dreaded “blowback phase” of a crisis.
Drawing on four decades of experience in crisis communications and public safety, Greg examines what happens after the initial crisis has been addressed, when public goodwill begins to fade, decisions face greater scrutiny, and reputational threats intensify.