The Museum of Public Relations

06/19/2026

Happy Juneteenth! Information is power, and Juneteenth proves it.

06/17/2026

What if the Founding Fathers had a group chat? 📲 Introducing the Committees of Correspondence, the original PR network. Long before public relations had a name, Samuel Adams, Benjamin Franklin, Thomas Jefferson, and others were crafting messages, managing narratives, and uniting 13 colonies into one voice. Swipe to see what they had to say. Learn more about the history of public relations on our website by visiting the Linktree in our bio or using the link below: https://www.prmuseum.org/

06/11/2026

Thank you to Prof. Kay Beckermann and her students from Minnesota State Mankato for joining the Museum of PR yesterday! Their questions were contemplative and displayed how “Ask Eddie” cannot only talk about the past, but he can hypothesize the future.

When asked to consider a world where people could carry a pocket-sized motion picture, he imagined both the opportunities and significant challenges of people choosing their own media based on their beliefs and values.

Try it out yourself using the link in bio.

06/10/2026

The Museum of PR hosts students from around the country!

Last week, we had the pleasure of hosting students and professors from Hofstra University. Each attendee got the opportunity to use our recently released AI platform, “Ask Eddie” and hear valuable insights from Edward Bernays. Renée Edelman, SVP at , was also on hand to give advice on career preparedness.

Thank you, , for joining us!

Interested in having your own conversation with one of the fathers of public relations? Try out Ask Eddie at the link in bio.

06/05/2026

It has been amazing seeing PR students and professionals react to Ask Eddie! If you want to react yourself go to the link in our bio and send us a video of you reacting to Ask Eddie for the first time!

06/01/2026

What would Edward Bernays say about social media? 💡 Ask him yourself. Introducing Ask Eddie, our new interactive AI experience based on the ideas and writings of Edward Bernays. These graphics feature some of the questions PR students and professionals are asking, and some you may be wondering too. Use this link to start the conversation: https://www.prmuseum.org/ask-eddie Communications PublicRelationsHistory

05/29/2026

Experience it for yourself! 🔗 Click the link in our bio or go to prmuseum.org to learn more!

05/27/2026

Whether you are starting a revolution or reclaiming your reputation, symbolism is always important! Ben Franklin and Taylor Swift are two well known names that took symbolism and made it into a movement!🐍

05/20/2026