All you activists, policy-makers, fundraisers, environmentalists, social change agents, and general do-gooders: check out these resources to help you turn our research into your practice. We've also got some video resources, as you can see in the header above!
Please credit the author appropriately, and let us know if you use these ideas or have any feedback on them.
Please credit the author appropriately, and let us know if you use these ideas or have any feedback on them.
Resources
- How to have policy impact, a page distilling the wisdom of Kelly Fielding, Eleanor Wertheim, and James Liu to the questions, "If you think your data have policy implications, what next?" (16 tips); How do you inform a policy debate? (22 tips); Specific Advice for Early Career Scholars (12 tips); and Specific Advice for Senior Scholars (23 tips). You can ask questions from this page and we'll canvas answers.
- Slides to my 2017 November workshop with Heather Gridley of the Australian Psychological Society on How to promote community cohesion in a multicultural society: Key insights from social psychology.
- Slides to my 2017 November ED talk on Effective communication when people don't care (enough) and when they resist: Three common problems and five strategies, hosted by the Design & Analytics team at the Communications, Innovation & Partnerships Branch at the Department of the Environment & Energy, Canberra.
- Interview for UQx Denial101x focusing on Effective Environmental Change Messages.
- Slides to my 2017 ICEP Keynote on Right-Wing Populism and what it means for a sustainable environment and link to online video. Woot! (Winnifred Louis)
- Changing the world: Why it fails and why it works, video of TEDx talk, 2016 (Winnifred Louis)
- The psychology of fundraising, presentation file, 2016 (Cassandra Chapman)
- Intergroup conflict as collective action, video of presentation, 2015 (Winnifred Louis)
- Communicating environmental science to conservatives: how and why?, Decision Point article, 2015 (Winnifred Louis)
- Protest in the 21st century: is naked the new balaclava? The Conversation article, 2015 (Emma Thomas and Winnifred Louis)
