Inside the world of a TV commissioning editor
Media Trust Talent TuesdaysA free online session for creative talent exploring the role of a TV commissioning editor and how non-scripted programmes make...
Tuesday 22 September 2026 14:00 - 15:00
Discover what's actually working for charities on social media right now so you can get more from every post.
This session is now fully booked, please join our October session!
Delivered in partnership with Edelman, this free online Comms Clinic will help your charity get better results on social media without relying on paid ads or spending hours creating content.
Whether you’re unsure what social media algorithms are currently prioritising, looking for smarter scheduling tools, or wondering how to get more mileage out of the content you already create, this session is your opportunity to get practical advice to help you improve your charity’s organic reach and work more efficiently.
The session will open with a 10-minute introduction from our expert, sharing their top tips. This will be followed by a curated Q&A bringing together the most common questions and themes submitted by charities in advance, before we open the floor for any further live questions.
You’ll also have the opportunity to connect with other charities facing similar challenges, hear how they are tackling them, and share useful tools, ideas and experiences. This peer-to-peer learning will help everyone leave with practical advice they can apply in their own organisation.
This session is open to people responsible for communications, marketing or media at UK– registered charities, CICs and social enterprises.
If you have any questions about the event or the registration process, including any access requirements, please contact the Volunteering Team at volunteering@mediatrust.org.
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