Additional Resources

Climate Acuity [https://climateacuity.org] uses arts, storytelling, and play to communicate, innovate, and strategise around issues that matter to people and planet.

Good Place Comms [https://goodplacecomms.com] are advocates of data-based decision-making who work with grant-making foundations, governments and non-profit organisations to create public interest communication, advocacy and investment strategies to support the United Nations’ global goals.

The Center for Public Interest Communications (University of Florida) [https://realgoodcenter.jou.ufl.edu] ‘helps organizations around the world discover how behavioral, cognitive and social science can unveil insights into how people think, make decisions and behave. Through the use of science, systems thinking and human-centered design, the Center helps organizations create and implement powerful communication strategies.’

The Journal of Public Interest Communications [https://journals.flvc.org/jpic/index] ‘is an open-access, interdisciplinary journal that publishes peer-reviewed research in the emerging field of public interest communications.’

RadComms [https://www.radcommsnetwork.org/about] is a network of communication practitioners, ‘growing and strengthening the ecosystem of social-change communications by bringing together a global cohort of communicators to cross-pollinate conversations across a variety of movements, backgrounds, levels of experience, geographies, languages, and political associations and by radicalizing the field to focus on building narrative power thereby putting people closest to the oppression at the center of our efforts.’

ITAD [https://www.itad.com/who-we-are] ‘provide expert monitoring, evaluation, learning and strategy services that help organisations improve their performance and catalyse positive lasting social, economic and environmental change’ and are the source of the ITAD social change model mentioned in the primer.