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Public
Relations Institute of Southern Africa (PRISA)
This extensive website is divided into two sections: the main PRISA website featuring information on membership, events, PRISA
activities, news, professional development, accreditation and a
private member-only area; the PRISA Education & Training
Centre, featuring information on the ISO 9002 certified PE&T
programme, includes details of educational programmes, training
opportunities and a private member-only area: www.prisa.co.za |
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Americas
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Canadian
Public Relations Society (CPRS)
The CPRS national website is located at www.cprs.ca.
Most general information is accessible to the public, while there
is also an area for members only. The 17 local societies across
Canada have their own society website, or a sub-page of the
national site. These are listed as follows:
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Public
Relations Society of America (PRSA)
Most PRSA chapters possess their own websites. For a listing
of all of these Web sites, please go to our Web site at: http://www.prsa.org/_Chapters/find/index_all.asp?ident=chpt3&state=all#all
PRSA’s Professional Interest Sections also have their own
websites. For a complete listing, please go to our Web site at: http://www.prsa.org/_Networking/pis/index.asp?ident=index1
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Asia
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Public
Relations Institute of Australia (PRIA)
www.pria.com.au |
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Public
Relations Institute of New Zealand (PRINZ)
With information available for the general public, this site
also features a password-protected area for PRINZ members,
including case-studies and other information resources: www.prinz.org.nz |
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Europe
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Confederation
Europeene des Relations Publiques (CERP)
This website brings together information about the work and
role of CERP and acts as a portal to the public relations
associations which are its members. All information is publicly
available: www.prineurope.com |
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Federazione
Relazioni Pubbliche Italiana (FERPI)
Features a public area and password-protected member only
section including a practice community area and best practice
guides: www.ferpi.it |
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Hungarian
Public Relations Association (HPRA)
www.mrpsz.hu |
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Institute
of Public Relations (IPR, United Kingdom)
The IPR's international award-winning website features over 2000
pages of public relations information. The public area includes
information on the PR industry and practice, careers and jobs, training
and events, publications, membership, finding a PR consultant,
news and much more. Secure online ordering and purchasing is also
available. An extensive password protected member area features a
business centre (legal, financial, personnel, insurance info),
information centre (case studies, PR guides, magazine archive
etc), careers centre, membership administration and access to
personal member benefits: www.ipr.org.uk |
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Public
Relations Institute of Ireland (PRII)
All information on this website is publicly available and centres around the work of the PRII, events, training and
professional development: www.prii.ie |
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Public
Relations Society of Slovenia (PRSS)
www.prss-iabc.si |
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Russian
Public Relations Association (RASO)
www.prinrussia.ru |
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Swedish
Public Relations Association (SPRA)
Featuring both publicly available and member-only content,
this extensive website is available in Swedish, with some content
additionally reproduced in English: www.sverigesinformationsforening.se
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Other websites of interest
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The Museum of Public
Relations
Established in 1997, this website shows how ideas are developed for
industry, education and government, and how they have been applied
to successful PR programmes since the industry was born -
www.prmuseum.com
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