WATCH LIVE (10/24, 1 PM EST): Covering race and racism: A view from the newsroom. Join The Washington Post journalist Akilah Johnson, amber payne of The Emancipator, and Dr. Mary T. Bassett of FXB Center for Health and Human Rights at Harvard for a chat on covering #race and #healthequity. Watch: shorturl.at/mvIST

📢: Partnerships with content creators can help to increase evidence-based information on the internet! Thanks, Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health for highlighting our work!

Great coverage of the Creators Summit on Mental Health by Ellen Barry! We're so excited about the partnerships that came out of this summit. Take a look at the article to read about why we chose to partner with creators and what we're learning from those relationships.

Thanks to David Craig for joining us Tuesday to share some great insights about how #contentcreators are working with their communities to create social impact! We're so excited to keep up with your work Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society this year!

Learn more about the partnerships we are forming with #creators to spread evidence-based mental health information here: hsph.harvard.edu/chc/events/cre…

Check out this blog about our partnership with content creators and the Harvard Healthy Buildings Program to spread evidence-based information about the relationship between air quality and mental health! hsph.harvard.edu/healthybuildin…

📰🔥 Check out this piece from Nieman Lab's Joshua Benton calling out threats to researching misinformation as a threat to democracy: niemanlab.org/2023/11/how-bi…

🗓️Register for 11/28 (3-4:30 PM ET)! This is a great opportunity to learn evidence-based messaging strategies for communicating about structural racism to policymakers and community members!

👫🌍: Joining people with different views to fact-check social media posts can boost media literacy and increase ability to engage in civil discourse. Read the article to learn more! niemanlab.org/2023/11/people…

📊 New Pew Research Center report reveals that public trust in scientists and views on the societal impact of science are declining. However, most Americans still think government investments in science are important. Explore the report: pewresearch.org/science/2023/1…

📊 New Brown University School of Public Health study sheds light on the urgent need for actionable research to combat COVID-19 misinformation. The review calls for increased attention from intervention and implementation experts in public health. #misinformation #COVID19 #SciComm brown.edu/news/2023-11-1…

Thanks to Eric Rubin and Tom Ulrich for sharing insights into operations at NEJM and Broad Institute, and thoughts about how the generalist press interacts with scientific journals with our Engaging with the Press course! Learn more about the course: hsph.harvard.edu/chc/2022/07/05…

We are so grateful to Mike Huckman for an incredible guest lecture in our Engaging with the Press course! Our students enjoyed learning how to avoid jargon, stay on message, and communicate with empathy in interviews. For more information on the course: hsph.harvard.edu/chc/2023/07/10…

Tune in TOMORROW (12/7) at 2 PM EST for an insightful webinar: "Thinking Like a Designer to Cultivate Intentionally Inclusive SciComm." We'll be participating and hope you'll be there too! Register for the link: us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regist…

This fall, CHC launched a new practical communication strategies course, led by Andy Burness, President of Burness. Read our interview with MPH student, Kendra Sterneck, about the skills she learned and her favorite moments in the class: hsph.harvard.edu/chc/2023/12/14… #HealthComm

Check out this great piece by Andrea Muraskin for NPR Health News highlighting our work to spread evidence-based mental health information through partnerships with content creators! #healthcommunication #scicomm #mentalhealth #contentcreators npr.org/sections/healt…

Check out this cool feature in the NPR Health News Shots newsletter! We really appreciate the great coverage from Andrea Muraskin! Read the full article: npr.org/sections/healt…

Thanks to NACCHO for highlighting our Digital Saftey Kit for Public Health! You can download the pdf at the link below or check out the web version: hsph.harvard.edu/chc/resources/…

On Tuesday, Feb. 27 I'll be talking at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health about what I spend most of my time thinking about these days: What happens when microbes and misinformation meet. hsph.harvard.edu/event/facts-fa…

The 2024 C-CHANGE list of Climate Creators to Watch is out! Be sure to take a look at these incredible creators!