Leading the profession. Advancing the practice.
Established in 1971, PRSK is the professional body that guides PR and communication practitioners in Kenya.
A professional home for Kenya's communicators since 1971.
The Public Relations Society of Kenya (PRSK) was established in 1971 when the founders of the Society felt the need to establish a professional body to guide and bring together PR practitioners in Kenya. The Society's broad objective is to advance excellence in Public Relations and Communication Management in Kenya — and to ensure the practice continues to thrive within the ethical framework defined by the profession.
To keep abreast with the global dynamics of the profession and to create networking opportunities for practitioners, PRSK affiliates to regional, continental, and global PR bodies.
In order that the highest degree of respect for the profession is maintained, members adhere to a code of ethics. The PRSK Code of Professional Conduct is based on the Code of Athens — authored by Lucien Matrat, member emeritus (France) of IPRA, adopted by the IPRA general assembly in Athens on 12 May 1965 and modified in Tehran on 17 April 1968. IPRA later gained observer status at the United Nations; its Code of Ethics was founded on the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
PRSK has also adopted the Global Alliance Universal Protocol, which aims at achieving a unified profession and industry worldwide.
Our Mission
To foster professional development and influence the public relations and communication management industry through policy and ethical practice.
Our Vision
To be the leading professional body for PR and communication in Africa, driving excellence, innovation and ethical leadership.
