The Public Health Communication Collaborative website has several new resources to support your COVID-19 communications efforts: Results from a recent poll, conducted in late December by the de Beaumont…
FrameWorks pulled guidance from twenty years of framing research and practice to help advocates and experts be heard and understood in a time of global crisis. Here, we’ve shared a few ideas that…
The following excerpt is taken from an op-ed that was published in The Hill on June 16, 2020. The past four years have been marked by heated and extreme political rhetoric, the loss of the political middle…
On July 10, experts at the intersection of communication, collaboration, and public health will take the stage at NACCHO Annual 2019 for a general session panel discussion entitled: “It’s Not…
We’re pleased to introduce the 15 public health professionals who have been selected as PHRASES Fellows by the de Beaumont Foundation and the Aspen Institute. These leaders have demonstrated a commitment…
Applications are now open for the PHRASES Fellows program- a unique fellowship with the de Beaumont Foundation and the Aspen Institute! 15 fellows from across the country will be selected to take part…
One thing I’ve learned over the years about storytelling is that it is as much about people as facts. Facts make your case, they convey information, and they give credibility and heft to your reporting….
To help inform our “Answers to Tough Questions” tool (coming soon in the PHRASES toolkit), we’re asking public health professionals, like you, to share examples of the common questions they’re asked about…
When you help people understand what you do, you’ll be more successful in attracting support for your work, forming partnerships and building credibility in your community. That’s where stories come…
Governmental public health has a communications challenge – how can health officials build partnerships and communicate their value when the term “public health” itself is misunderstood? Mark Miller,…
