We have a new book focused and it’s open access (i.e., free to students) thanks to generous support from The Kavli Foundation, The Rita Allen Foundation, and The Brinson Foundation. This book is student focused and starts with strategy, but we then transition to talking about what this might look like in various channels and contexts.
Thank you also to everyone who has bought and used our earlier book. This books dives deeper into key concepts for those who want to get a little more nerdy. For those who haven’t picked it up yet, you can do so from Johns Hopkins University Press, Amazon, and other booksellers.
The long-term goal of our research is to help the scientific community ensure that our friends, neighbors, colleagues, and broader society turn to science when faced with difficult challenges. We also want scientists to turn to their fellow society members for insight and ideas to ensure that they’re doing the best possible research. Over the last decade, we have a tried to do this by conducting and sharing social science research on strategic science communication.
Please also contact us if you’re interested in hosting a talk or workshop related to our work.
We are also working with partners (e.g., Catalyst Consulting Group) to develop flexible workshops and a consulting process to help scientific organizations use ideas from the book and our research.