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Communicating Public Health in a Time of Misinformation
Public health is often most successful when you don’t notice it—when clean water prevents outbreaks, vaccines stop disease before it spreads, and everyday protections quietly save lives. In this UC Berkeley Grad Lecture, epidemiologist and science communicator Dr. Katelyn Jetelina explores why that long-standing “invisible” nature of public health has become a problem. When people…
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How to Talk About Research
What does it take to make science stick with an audience? According to Lisa Warshaw and Rob Signer, Ph.D., it’s not just about what you say, but how you say it. In a compelling conversation, they lay out the tools researchers need to communicate complex science clearly and memorably. Whether preparing for a media interview…