Gateway: Lessons from the Making of Pacira & Coyne PR’s Extraordinary Opioid Documentary & PR Program (Video)

Is there a social benefit of public relations? Pacira and Coyne PR’s extraordinary work on Gateway, a documentary that highlights non-opioid pain management alternatives to avoid the tragic costs of addiction, is all the answer you need.

In this CommunicationsMatch™/PRSA NJ video, The Story of Gateway, Coyne PR’s Erin Drelick, and Pacira’s Madeline Gooding share lessons for communicators from the making of Gateway.

In the video, they discuss the keys to the project’s success and the emotional impact it had for those who worked on it.

Gateway was a standout Best in Show PRSA NJ 2020 Pyramid Award winner. It’s an exceptional example of a public relations program with significant social impact. 

I encourage you to watch the film and share it with all who would benefit from the knowledge that there are alternatives to opioids.

Watch:  The Story of Gateway

Watch the documentary: Gateway

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