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Best practices on communicating science

Best practices on communicating science

Resource Media’s Liz Banse has assembled ideas from the science of communications to help all of us — from scientists to poets to poet-scientists—combine stories, photos, graphics and facts to create compelling messages sure to sway the most cynical of skeptics.
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Four favorite tools for nonprofits from the digital & creative lab

Four favorite tools for nonprofits from the digital & creative lab

Our world is dominated by digital, with more tools to use and ways to connect popping up each day. From social media content to creative development for the web (and lots of things in between), we try out lots of tools designed to help do this work faster and better. Here are some favorites.
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Pulling back the curtain: An industry that feeds on family suffering

Pulling back the curtain: An industry that feeds on family suffering

Last summer, on the heels of a federal judge ordering that immigration officials stop following Trump’s policy of ripping children away from their parents, Presente.org, the largest online Latine group in the U.S., and allies from the #FamiliesBelongTogether coalition — a nationwide online grassroots effort supported by more than 100 organizations...
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Writing and pitching blogs

Writing and pitching blogs

Once upon a time, a blog was what you resorted to when you couldn’t get your op-ed published. Not anymore! Organizations, companies, government agencies, and — importantly — many media outlets now run their own blogs. If your goal is to get your facts, stories, positions and opinions heard, a blog is often the way to go.

Jun 6, 2019

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Winning playbook in tumultuous times: the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act

Winning playbook in tumultuous times: the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act

This is an easy time to be cynical. Washington D.C. has always been a cesspool, but now it bubbles 24/7/365 on our pocket phones. A steady stream can lead one to throw away the bottlecap and wait for the zombies of the apocalypse. Then along comes the John D. Dingell Jr. Conservation, Management, and Recreation Act.
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Free immigrant families: Building a bail fund

Free immigrant families: Building a bail fund

Anti-immigrant Landscape Trump’s brutal migrant family separation crisis hit in the summer of 2018. Under his “zero tolerance policy,” US border patrol agents separated children from their parents and guardians who were with them when crossing the US-Mexico border.
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