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Why Intersectional Stories Are Key to Helping the Communities We Serve

Telling diverse and inclusive stories for social change that center marginalized communities and build understanding requires that we show the complex ways communities experience systems of inequality. Published: Stanford Social… Continue Reading Why Intersectional Stories Are Key to Helping the Communities We Serve

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Invest in Trust – a vaccine communications guide for CNAs

Invest in Trust: A Guide for Building COVID-19 Vaccine Trust Among Certified Nursing Assistants (CNAs) is designed to help nursing home leaders build COVID-19 vaccine confidence among certified nursing assistants… Continue Reading Invest in Trust – a vaccine communications guide for CNAs

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Finding the Right Messenger for Your Message

Trusted messengers are important to the success of any advocacy campaign. Here are eight archetypes and four audience contexts to help organizers find the right ones. Published: Stanford Social Innovation… Continue Reading Finding the Right Messenger for Your Message

Allissa Richardson, Ph.D.

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Alissa Richardson wins the 2021 frank research prize

Alissa Richardson, Ph.D., assistant professor of communications at USC Annenberg, received the 2021 Research Prize in Public Interest Communication awarded by the University of Florida Center for Public Interest Communications.… Continue Reading Alissa Richardson wins the 2021 frank research prize

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Two New Projects Will Produce Tools to Build Trust in COVID-19 Vaccines

The Center for Public Interest Communications at the University of Florida has received funding for two new projects that will offer science-informed tools to build support for COVD-19 vaccination among… Continue Reading Two New Projects Will Produce Tools to Build Trust in COVID-19 Vaccines

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Coronavirus Vaccines: Identifying Ways to Build Public Trust

The pharmaceutical companies Pfizer and BioNtech announced Nov. 20, 2020, that they will seek emergency use authorization from the Food and Drug Administration for a vaccine to prevent COVID-19. On… Continue Reading Coronavirus Vaccines: Identifying Ways to Build Public Trust

Ja'Kari Clayton

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Ja’Kari Clayton: Leading the Way

Ja’kari Clayton is set to graduate from UF with a MA in Mass Communications and become the “first ever” graduate specializing in public interest communications. He’s also spent the last… Continue Reading Ja’Kari Clayton: Leading the Way

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Center partners on videoconferencing report

“Unmuted: What Works, What Doesn’t, and How We Can All Do Better When Working Together Online” is a new report released by The Goodman Center in partnership with the University… Continue Reading Center partners on videoconferencing report

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From Journalist to Advocate to Academic: the new Frank Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications

Jack: Congratulations on your new position as the next Frank Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications here at the University of Florida. We are excited to have you join the… Continue Reading From Journalist to Advocate to Academic: the new Frank Karel Chair in Public Interest Communications

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Center for Public Interest Communications Awarded $100,000 Gates Foundation Grant on Poverty

The Center for Public Interest Communications and the Radical Communicators Network (RCN) announced that they are the recipients of a $100,000 Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Voices for Economic Opportunity Grand Challenge Grant for… Continue Reading Center for Public Interest Communications Awarded $100,000 Gates Foundation Grant on Poverty

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