Sankofa Public Relations

08/04/2020

In The News: took a deep dive into the more recent decisions of student-athletes declaring their . Here are some highlights. Read the full article at the at ✊🏽

07/17/2020

Via via all of the movement we say

07/17/2020

: Comment a ❤️ if you’ve been going through some stuff but aren’t giving up ✨ .

07/11/2020

Client News! HBCU Jump on MyFox8 in Greensboro.

For athletes, the recruiting process can be exciting and nerve-racking at the same time. With big-name programs and coaches knocking on their doors, top recruits can often go wherever they want. An…

07/03/2020

via : Kicks Off Movement to Drive Young, Talented Athletes to HBCUs!

06/19/2020

🗣This isn't a moment; it's a movement. Calling on all students, alumni and advocates - it's time to encourage our nation's athletes to consider enrolling at HBCUs to advance their athletic and academic careers. ⁣
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Follow on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for HBCU athletic news, player updates, former and pro athlete interviews, and more. ⁣
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It's time to make the ! Visit us at hbcujump.com! 🔗 in the bio!

06/19/2020

Sankofa PR founder .gurley joins the movement with ! Check out Taryn’s Instagram for three stories from Jasmine’s career, including how Sankofa PR was born 🙌🏽 Thank you, Taryn, and for coordinating this Home edition!
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For far too long, Black women’s voices have gone unheard, even though they’ve been using their voices loudly for centuries to enact change. Today, more than ever, it is NECESSARY that we create a unifying action to center Black women’s lives, stories, and calls to action. We need
to listen to Black women. This is why we have chosen to

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Inspired by the original initiative, TODAY and next Thursday, Black women in the home
industry will speak from the Instagram accounts of non-Black peers.
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I’ll be taking over the account of , editor at , ally and fellow Atlanta neighbor! The intention of this campaign is to magnify Black women and the important work that they’re
doing in order to catalyze the change that will only come when we truly hear each other’s voices. 👂🏿👂🏾👂🏽👂🏼👂🏻 @ Atlanta, Georgia

05/27/2020

“How stunningly beautiful that our sacred respect for earth. for life. is deeper than our rage.” - .waheed Justice for __________.

01/27/2020

From SPR founder .gurley: Two things are for sure: 1) You were born for a purpose. 2) Your time here is limited. You don’t know the day or the hour. From birthday - homegoing, what are you doing with your dash? @ Atlanta, Georgia

01/16/2020

Of course said it best. This is exactly what we look for in clients: purpose, integrity and compassion. ARE YOU THAT SOMEBODY? Email us!
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• : On January 15, 1929, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born. Today, we celebrate the life and legacy of an activist who led the fight for racial equality during the Civil Rights Movement, inspiring and changing many lives!

01/11/2020

At , we can always be proud of the work we promote. That’s what happens when you’re serving those serving others to make a positive difference. || repost : How are you going to make marketing you're proud of this year? Share below and see what others say. PS - We just launched the 9th session of The Marketing Seminar. It starts January 13th. If you're interested in checking it out, click link in ’s bio. @ Atlanta, Georgia

09/08/2019

: Since Hurricane Dorian tore through the —leveling homes, drowning animals and leaving at least dozens of people dead—it seems like survivors are in the midst of an “apocalypse.” That's how Brian Symonette described the aftermath of the Category 5 storm to TIME as he traveled around Great Abaco Island to get supplies and care for his family. As the scale of the destruction shifts into focus, Symonette says the island is running out of food, water and fuel: “All the banks are gone, all the grocery stores are gone. I haven’t spent money in six days. It’s just been trade—‘O.K., you have gas, I have a truck. You have food, I have somewhere to stay.’” The 34-year-old adds, “the tune of everyone is, ‘I want to wake up from this nightmare.’” Read more at the link in bio. In these photographs, vehicles drive on a flooded road on Great Abaco Island on Sept. 5, and Dejani Louistan stands with the only belongings she managed to salvage in the Mudd neighborhood of Marsh Harbour on Sept. 7. Photographs by Carolyn Van Houten ()—/