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Communication is essential these days, facilitating contact with one another and creating a relationship with the public. We communicate to express our goals, inform, set agendas, connect, teach, and learn through texts, posts on social media, videos, newsletters, news, interviews, events, lectures, debates, journals, and many other means.
It can be verbal or non-verbal, informal or formal, but it is always present in everyday life, daily relationships, work, and the face-to-face or digital world. That is why ANPAD is committed to adopting straightforward language in its communication.
We want you to access well-produced, thought-out, and planned content. We are committed to serve you by delivering the best information. Also, we are aware of the impacts of digital changes in today’s society, and modernizing our digital communication channels is a priority in our work.
Against this backdrop, we are thrilled to inform you that ANPAD now has a team 100% focused on developing communication in our niche.
Isabela Barros (Communications and Marketing Analyst), Thalita Cunha (Press Relations Intern) form our communication team, which will soon also have an intern for the Social Media area. The team is focused and aligned in promoting the change that ANPAD seeks for better communication with the public.
The team works from home – Isabela is in São Paulo and Thalita in Espírito Santo. The remote work model suits ANPAD’s needs and allows greater regional diversity.
With the new team, our communication projects are already in progress. We are creating a communication guide, modernizing the institutional website, creating social media content, and modernizing the newsletter. These are some of the projects for the next semester of 2022, and much more is coming!
We welcome ANPAD’s new communication team and are grateful to count on their work.
Text written by Isabela Barros (ANPAD).