Curious about how hashtags help digital emergent citizen groups come together to help one another, solve problems, and manage recovery or cleanup? Check Andrew Pyle and Brandon Boatwright 's latest study published on #JournalofPublicInterestCommunications journals.fcla.edu/jpic/article/v…

In the latest issue of #PublicInterestCommunications, Julia Daisy Fraustino and Dr. Amanda Kennedy proposed the “Applied Model of Care Considerations (AMCC)” to present cross-cutting care and four landscapes of care. Check it out here journals.fcla.edu/jpic/article/v… UF College of Journalism and Communications @UFExplore

Having interviewed with 21 activist practitioners, Dr. Chelsea L. Woods introduced a corporate pressure process model, which outlines how the examined activists’ campaigns progress and how activist organizations craft and implement their campaigns. journals.fcla.edu/jpic/article/v…

In the rise of transgender media visibility, how in and out-group perspective-taking narratives along with interaction depiction make impacts in transgender-related media content to redirect people’s attitudes toward transgender people? journals.fcla.edu/jpic/article/v…

Derek Willis Mindy McAdams (not a Dr.) There are some open access journals (who don’t charge article processing fees) that are affiliated with universities such as the Journal of Public Interest Communications which was started UF College of Journalism and Communications and is published on an open source platform that is hosted and supported by UF Libraries.

So proud that yet another open access journal from the UF College of Journalism and Communications has debuted on a platform hosted and supported by UF Libraries!

Join us and the Center for Public Interest Communications for a lively, hands-on workshop on the principles of communicating climate research clearly and compellingly. To attend this free event, register by Oct. 22 at the attached link. bit.ly/310Wrhq

Showcase your research! Journal of Public Interest Communications is currently accepting entires for its next issue. Be featured alongside fellow peer-reviewed studies, reports, and campaign reviews. #socialchange #communications #research #socialscience #publicinterest Details: bit.ly/2Ki87G8

We are excited to announce that the latest issue of the Journal of Public Interest Communications (Volume 3 Issue 2) is now live and open to access! UF College of Journalism and Communications UF Center for Public Interest Communications 😍🎉🥳🎈🙌 Check out all the original studies at journals.flvc.org/jpic/issue/vie…

In a U.S. representative survey that examines the role of corporations in PIC, Drs.Lucinda Austin, Gaither, and Gaither suggested that publics felt the company was committed to social change and more concerned with social change than business interests. journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

To illustrate the interdisciplinary breadth of PIC, Dr. Page from Communication @ UIC explores social impacts of La Peña Cultural Center LaPeñaCulturalCenter in Berkeley, CA through its 44-year history of serving as a change agent through amplifying marginal voices journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

To explore how women and underrepresented groups leverage digital communication efforts in #ILookLikeAProfessor campaign, Dr. Sarah Maben, APR and colleagues identified four major themes emerged from the campaign: journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

Just got word that our piece on social media in the aftermath of the #parkland shooting is up on Journal of Public Interest Communications. Working with Lucinda Austin and Dr. Jeanine Guidry was such a privilege! journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

Join Chelsea Fuller, @shom_mazumder, @annieneimand and @aechristiano this Wednesday, June 3 at 1 p.m. ET for #RealGoodChats. #Protest matters. Please sign up for this free event. realgoodchats1.eventbrite.com

We are excited to announce that the latest issue of the Journal of Public Interest Communications is now live! Here comes our editor @BrigittaBrunner ’s notes on how PIC research may answer "What happens when we make the private public?" by Alva Myrdal journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

To better inform PIC that might seek to address digital collective behavior in response to disaster and crises, Lucinda Austin, Dr. Jeanine Guidry, and Michele Meyer, PhD investigated the social media conversation surrounding the Parkland school shooting: journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

In order to motivate youth to drive less by choosing car-free mobility, @Autumn_Shafer and Jared Macary interviewed 28 teenagers to learn their perception about car-free transportation. journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

Through semi-structured interviews, Peggy Rupprecht, PhD explored the meaning of global engagement from a Backpack Journalism Program that provides a forum for advocacy and hands-on experiences in storytelling and documentary filmmaking journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…

PhD student Nicholas Eng examines, in a solo-authored article, "Impression Management After Image-Threatening Events: A Case Study of JUUL’s Online Messaging," in Journal of Public Interest Communications. journals.flvc.org/jpic/article/v…