In this workshop, you'll gain a deeper understanding how risk information is processed in the brain and how to apply those insights to help your audiences better understand risk and make more informed decisions about their health, safety, and the environment.
COMPASS staff facilitate these monthly open practice sessions for Network members. Bring your draft Message Box and be prepared to walk the group through your key messages, then get feedback from everyone on how your messages landed.
Learn tools and strategies to help you understand how to effectively communicate science topics for a variety of audiences. Good communicators are made, not born. Through training, practice, and feedback, we can all make progress on our personal journeys to becoming more strategic and effective communicators. Grounded in science communication research and practice, this interactive […]
Prepare to communicate risk effectively and compassionately. Every day, we all make decisions that require us to consider risk, but it can be challenging to communicate risk to others in compassionate, meaningful ways. We know more than ever about how risk information is processed in the brain, and applying those insights to our risk communication […]
Learn to communicate science across conflicting viewpoints in this 3-hour virtual workshop. Many science topics are increasingly difficult to discuss due to rising polarization. Opinions on climate change, vaccine use, and more may be aligned with identities and values that are hard to work through, particularly when your own values appear to be different from, […]
Learn tools and strategies to help you understand how to effectively communicate science topics for a variety of audiences. Good communicators are made, not born. Through training, practice, and feedback, we can all make progress on our personal journeys to becoming more strategic and effective communicators. Grounded in science communication research and practice, this interactive […]