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We believe that good communications can change the world. And that all starts with a thoughtful, strategic approach.
Every campaign we collaborate on – no matter how big or small – puts people at the centre. We’re led by our values, and have been right from the start.
Last month, Think HQ came together to celebrate A Taste of Harmony, an annual initiative founded by the Scanlon Foundation that encourages workplaces to share, discuss and bond over their cultural diversity.Â
How should we feel about January 26?
As an agency, Think HQ has been asking ourselves that question. Frankly, most Australians have been asking ourselves that question.
Invasion Day, Australia Day, Survival Day. Even deciding how to name it seemingly demands we draw a line in the sand and choose a side.
Communications agencies play a huge part in deciding the stories we see in Australian media.Â
Partnering with the Scanlon Foundation, we commissioned the Framework for Agency Inclusion and Representation (FAIR) report. In it, Dr Marianne D. Sison investigates who’s making the decisions about who makes it into the media we consume, and the cultural make-up of the influential public relations, advertising and communication industries.
Professor Shane Hearn joined Think HQ this month as Head, First Nations Engagement and Communication. Here, during National Reconciliation Week, he reflects on how we really can move forward, together.
We love working with great partners who have aligned values. Sound like you?