Boryana Atanassova
Contributions
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Tiny Tales, Big Impact: The Power of Storytelling and Short-form Video
After 4 Classes of online LCN-Non-Profit Academy, it is high time to organize an in-person capacity building and networking opportunity for the top alumni of LCN to move forward our European network of liberal marketing professionals.
This Alumni Academy is a cooperation between LCN and another flagship ‘Tell Me Your Story’ Academy of ELF and Project Polska. We would visit Warsaw to explore synergies of the two networks and leverage the storytelling expertise. -
Liberal Communicators Network (LCN): Non-Profit Academy 2024
The LCN-Non-Profit Academy will empower liberal communicators to adapt cutting-edge communication strategies, innovation, and marketing trends for the specific context of the mission-driven sector. Apply by 14 April, to join
join this professional community of non-profit communicators from civil society organizations, foundations, think tanks, change-makers, working on liberal topics in Europe. By innovating non-profit communications, liberals will be better equipped to win the hearts and minds, influence shifts in values and behaviour. -
5 Secrets from a Spin Doctor
Discover 5 secrets from a political spin doctor and communications guru, Nick Clelland. The best brand strategy is to “to stay on message, in volume, over time.“ Nick unveils the Holy Grail of political communication - how to reach the family dinner conversation. He further gives thought-provocative tips on how to drive issues, rather than topics. This session is part of the Liberal Communicators Network: Non-profit Academy.
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Think Freedom: The Mayor
Слава Україні! The job of Mayor of a Ukrainian town in the middle of an incomprehensible war is impossible. Yet every day people wake up and go do it. Watch the Trailer of ‘Think Freedom: The Mayor’, featuring Volodymyr Petrovych Shmatko from Chortkiv. The full documentary is COMING up. For ten years, Ukrainians have been fighting for their freedom and independence. The fight is not just at the front, but in every attempt to live a normal life during the war.
