WorkshopRisk Communication Principles & Practice - for health and environmental scientists, risk managers and communication professionals.
Risk Communication in a Changing WorldRegaining Trust for Science in a Post-Pandemic Era COVID-19 has changed the way we communicate about science. As truth becomes a shrinking commodity, trust in science remains in jeopardy. In addition to real-world health risks, the impact of viral disinformation on our communication also threatens our health and safety. When trust declines, outrage can escalate, complicating our communications. This workshop for health and environmental professionals introduces a disciplined approach to high-stakes risk communication. Dr. Ronald Brecher and Trevor Smith Diggins have been delivering professional risk communication training and strategic support across Canada since 2000. Clients include federal, provincial and municipal government departments and agencies, as well as private-sector industrial and professional organizations. MORE INFO |
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FREE ARTICLETRUST ON TAP
By Trevor Smith Diggins & Ronald W. Brecher A Risk Communication Perspective for Water Service Professionals Pipeline Magazine - Spring 2018 - Ontario Water Works Association Engaging stakeholders in the water quality conversation can be a challenging effort at the best of times. And it can be more even more complex, and critical, at the worst of times. This article offers tips on cutting through the noise to respond to stakeholder concerns. |
FREE ARTICLEGETTING ON THE SAME PAGE
By Ronald Brecher & Trevor Smith Diggins A Tool for Promoting Collaboration in Risk Communication Risk communication can be complex when two or more authorities or departments share responsibility for responding to stakeholder concerns. The article describes the RESPONSE MATRIX(c), a simple tool that is used by teams to track stakeholder concerns and build effective responses. |
WORKSHOPFOR PUBLIC & ENVIRONMENT PROFESSIONALS
COMMUNICATING RISK AND HEALTH INFORMATION TO STAKEHOLDERS. By Ronald Brecher & Trevor Smith Diggins Risk Communication Principles & Practice This is a practical, 2-day training course presented by Canada’s leading risk communication and health-science specialists. The two days included lunch, refreshments, materials and parking. |