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Through all the uncertainty felt in 2020 so far, one thing has become clear: the effects of the coronavirus pandemic on the world of work will continue to be felt long after the virus has eased. As the new normal comes into view, internal communication has the chance to further elevate its position and influence how organisations operate moving forward.

Award: Best crisis/emergency communications Case winner: Covid-19 crisis communication: keeping our frontline informed – for Nuffield Health by Nuffield Health's internal communications team

Take a moment to put your feet up with a good book... about internal communication and employee engagement. Here's our pick of recent books, as reviewed in this year's issues of Voice.

Staying in with a good book still has its merits. Here, we round up our reviewers' top picks, as published in Voice magazine throughout 2021.

The good news about vaccines may indicate a hopeful return to some kind of normality in the new year. But the dramatic changes and deep uncertainty Covid-19 has brought to our workplaces are not necessarily going away any time soon.

On this webinar, Liz Havern, our Crisis Communications trainer, talked about the various stages of communicating through a crisis

War zones and scenes of conflict might not be familiar environments to the average internal communicator, but Lisa Fleming believes Kate Adie CBE’s reporting principles should serve as inspiration to us all.