SocialGov Blog
SocialGov self-care on World Mental Health Day
The past 18 months have been hard, and, you, the government social media professional, have been on the frontlines of it all.
You’ve witnessed firsthand major negativity on social media and the spread of mis/disinformation, oftentimes with emotions running high, but you never stopped diligently communicating, even while handling your own frustrations, fears and grief. You’ve been...
3 Top Tips from our Smart SocialGov Planning Webinar
Government Social Media recently teamed up with ArchiveSocial to host a free, publicly available webinar, “Feel Good Stepping Away: Smart SocialGov Planning” after we heard about so many government social media professionals who felt like they couldn’t — or don’t have feasible ways — to take that well-deserved time off.
Whether it’s an extended...
GSMChat Recap: Coronavirus & SocialGov: Effectively Communicating a Pandemic
As soon as the coronavirus swept across the U.S., the socialgov community switched to crisis communication mode. How do you effectively communicate a pandemic? During the March 19, 2020, Government Social Media Chat we took a look at important questions government social media professionals should consider.
We appreciate everyone in the #SocialGov community who has been working...
SocialGov Self-Care: How to ‘be at your best’
It’s easy to put your own self-care on the back burner during a crisis, but it’s incredibly important not to, so you can be at your best for not only yourself but also your communities. Government Social Media council representative Jessie Brown breaks down a few quick tips on managing your self-care during the pandemic including why you should get enough sleep, focus on nutrition...
