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The Power of Good Vibes

There are moments when a brand simply seems to have the wind behind it. People rave about it, journalists want to write about it and customers want to be associated…

By Farzana Baduel · September 10, 2026

Diaspora

What the Nuns of Canterbury Can Teach You About PR

A thousand-year-old piece of embroidery, a hundred-page resignation letter and a man dressed as a bin have almost nothing in common, except that all three explain, better than any textbook,…

By Farzana Baduel · July 16, 2026

World

Me Against The World

There is a particular kind of reputational crisis that happens when powerful people start to believe the whole world is against them. It can be emotionally persuasive. It can rally…

By Farzana Baduel · July 9, 2026

Diaspora

When the Question Becomes the Story

There are few things more revealing in public life than the questions people refuse to answer. A speech can be rehearsed. A photograph can be staged. A rumor can be…

By Farzana Baduel · July 2, 2026

Diaspora

When the Story Gets Away From You

In reputation management, optimism is often overrated. The organizations that navigate crises best are rarely the ones that assume everything will go right. They are the ones that spend time…

By Farzana Baduel · June 25, 2026

Diaspora

When Power Tries to Write Its Own Legacy

Most people, at some point, want to shape how they will be remembered. The powerful simply have more tools with which to try. This week on When It Hits the…

By Farzana Baduel · June 18, 2026

Diaspora

New York State Assembly Honors T. Vishnudatta Jayaraman 

New York Assemblywoman Jenifer Rajkumar, the first South Asian American woman elected to state office in New York, honored Indian American journalist and South Asian Herald Founder and Editor-in-Chief, T.…

By SAH Staff Reporter · May 29, 2026