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CPIC’S Ann Christiano Wins 2019 UF Faculty Entrepreneurship Award

Professor Ann Christiano, the Frank Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications and the director of the Center for Public Interest Communications at the University of Florida College of Journalism and… Continue Reading CPIC’S Ann Christiano Wins 2019 UF Faculty Entrepreneurship Award

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Public Interest Communications Pro Kristen Grimm Featured on Must-Listen Podcast for Practitioners

Kristen Grimm, one of the best-known public interest communications practitioners in the United States, offers her views about the state of the field, along with tips for those new to… Continue Reading Public Interest Communications Pro Kristen Grimm Featured on Must-Listen Podcast for Practitioners

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CPIC Team Members Discuss Science-Driven Social Change Strategies in SSIR Podcast

Ann Christiano, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Frank Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications and Center for Public Interest Communications (CPIC) director and Annie Neimand, CPIC research director, discuss effective approaches… Continue Reading CPIC Team Members Discuss Science-Driven Social Change Strategies in SSIR Podcast

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Communicating the Complexity of Displacement in a Changing Climate

Displacement is fiercely complex. So is climate change. Explaining how those factors intertwine requires an array of legal and scientific jargon that obscures the suffering experienced by people caught at… Continue Reading Communicating the Complexity of Displacement in a Changing Climate

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Introducing the 2019 winner of the $10,000 prize for research in public interest communications

The University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Center for Public Interest Communications (CPIC) awarded Dr. Jeremy Yip, assistant professor of Management at Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business,… Continue Reading Introducing the 2019 winner of the $10,000 prize for research in public interest communications

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The Science of Belief: Move Beyond “Us” and “Them” to “We”

Why do people hold prejudiced beliefs toward refugees and people seeking asylum? How can we develop communication strategies to engender more positive feelings toward refugees? Published: UNHCR Innovation Service via… Continue Reading The Science of Belief: Move Beyond “Us” and “Them” to “We”

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The Science of Belief: Use Values and Worldviews to Build Bridges

Why do people have such radically different responses to refugees? How is it that despite our best efforts to gain support for the protection of people whose lives are devastated… Continue Reading The Science of Belief: Use Values and Worldviews to Build Bridges

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The Science of Belief: Identify Perceptions of Harm

Why do some people support policies that limit asylum seekers’ opportunity to seek refuge in another community? How is it that people can have such radically different perspectives on solutions… Continue Reading The Science of Belief: Identify Perceptions of Harm

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Kelly Chernin Pens Article on Hong Kong’s Quest for Democracy

Kelly Chernin, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Journalism Center for Public Interest Communications research associate and Journal of Public Interest Communications manager, is the author of “Hong Kong’s Legal System May be… Continue Reading Kelly Chernin Pens Article on Hong Kong’s Quest for Democracy

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Ann Christiano Comments on the Use of Humor to Communicate Serious Health Threats

Ann Christiano, University of Florida College of Journalism and Communications Frank Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications and Center for Public Interest Communications director, was quoted in “Oregon Tries Humor in Fight… Continue Reading Ann Christiano Comments on the Use of Humor to Communicate Serious Health Threats

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