PRSA Idaho presents Know the Truth: Disinformation and Rewriting History. We are excited to host the first entirely virtual lunch and learn of the year. Speaking with us is new PRSA Idaho Chapter member Ms. Randy’L Teton. Teton currently serves as a Public Affairs/Tribal Relations Specialist with the United States Forest Service from the Office of Communications, Washington DC office. She is also a proud tribal member of the Shoshone-Bannock Tribes of the Fort Hall Reservation in southeastern Idaho.

Randy’L will share her story as an Indigenous woman in communications, including educating the disinformation about Native American culture and the importance of public relations in halting the spread of false narratives

Join us for a fun evening of networking, food and drinks. We'll have a professional photographer taking headshots, so come dressed to impress! The event is free to attend, but registration is required.

Nicola McIntosh, award-winning social media manager for Zions Bank and past publisher and journalist, will share her insights in this special workshop. You will learn how to use the art of storytelling to create engaging narratives, connect with your audience, and ultimately drive them to action.

Join your PRSA Idaho Chapter colleagues to catch up, network with other communication professionals, and contribute ideas for future programming.

Managing incorrect information is nothing new, but with digital media, it may now travel more quickly than ever, with potentially disastrous results. That’s why PRSA Idaho is hosting a special luncheon panel, featuring professionals with first-hand experience in responding to misinformation and creating trustworthy communications.