Training – Center for Public Interest Communications

Science Communications Course

The course is open to all UF and public scientists, researchers and science communicators. Sessions are 3 hours long and take place live and online every other week over the summer of… Continue Reading Science Communications Course

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The Back of the Envelope Guide to Strategy

Coming up with a strategic communications plan doesn’t have to require a staff retreat and hours of work. Simply focusing on making the right decisions in the right sequence can… Continue Reading The Back of the Envelope Guide to Strategy

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The Fundamentals of Excellent Communication: The Science of What Makes People Care

The scientific evidence is piling up: people don’t act on information, they act on what they care most about. We’ve distilled six core principles from behavioral, cognitive and social science… Continue Reading The Fundamentals of Excellent Communication: The Science of What Makes People Care

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Science Communications Course

The Back of the Envelope Guide to Strategy

The Fundamentals of Excellent Communication: The Science of What Makes People Care

Strategic Communications Academy for UF Leaders & Scholars

Beyond raising awareness: How to create lasting change

Why Intersectional Stories Are Key to Helping the Communities We Serve

Communicating Complexity in the Humanitarian Sector

The Science of Story Building

Outsmart Gender Bias through Design

UF Center for Public Interest Communications Cited by PRNews Among 120 Global ‘Elite’ Agencies

Most Americans Support Freedom of Information. Almost None Have Ever Used It.

October 2025 nationwide survey sheds light on Americans’ increasing worry about housing affordability

2025 ‘Real Good Census’ Reveals a Strategically Vital Field with Strong Rewards, Marking Significant Growth

Science-based communication strategy on COVID for the UN Verified Initiative

Re-examining narratives on poverty and wealth — the BROKE project

Largest Study on Narratives About Philanthropy with the Council on Foundations

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