How to Contact SHRM Media Relations
SHRM Public Affairs
Whether you are a print or online journalist, magazine reporter or broadcast producer, we provide:
- Press releases on breaking and trending workforce news,
- Experts for telephone, e-mail, in-person and on-camera interviews,
- Data and trends from SHRM’s latest research,
- Access to SHRM’s innovative and informative conferences,
- Explanations of workplace issues in tip sheets and media advisories, and
- SHRM’s point of view through commentary in op-ed pieces.
Media Relations Staff
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Access to SHRM Publications
SHRM publications are produced by a separate Editorial Department for SHRM members. For complimentary press access to online articles, contact Media Relations.
Writers wanting to offer their services to HR Magazine should send pitches to the Editorial Department.
Please send press releases for SHRM publications to SHRM.org at hrnews@shrm.org and HR Magazine at HRMag@shrm.org.
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