Aging-specific data/graphs/table to support your message
Aging-related photos and images to strengthen your communications
Narratives that can help illustrate your research
Tools and techniques for creating and adapting your message
Tools and techniques on disseminating your message via the media
Quotations to help strengthen your communications
A collection of tools & techniques available on this site
 
 
your communications work and resources here
 
 
 

Bandwidthonline.org is excited to add the following resources to the site. If you have other items you think would be helpful to your Hartford colleagues please send them to Chris Gherst at cgherst@aboutscp.com.

  • Tutorial on Health Policy Communications Available on KaiserEDU.org
    KaiserEDU.org has available a narrated slide tutorial on health policy communications by Jackie Judd, Kaiser vice president and senior advisor for communications and a former broadcast journalist. The tutorial provides information and guidance on how to effectively communicate with the media and suggestions for how to frame key messages for print, broadcast and radio interview settings. KaiserEDU.org is an online resource for faculty and students from the Kaiser Family Foundation.
  • Making Your Printed Materials Readable for Older Adults
    For many people, particularly older adults, health information can be difficult to understand and act upon. There are some special considerations when developing written materials for this population, taking into account alterations to learning and memory that may affect an older reader’s ability to absorb content. In addition, the way information is presented may need to accommodate the cognitive and physical changes that often accompany old age. This tip sheet from the National Institute on Aging offers ideas for how to tailor health information so that it fits the needs of your older readers.
  • Logos & Stylesheets for many of the Hartford Foundation's programs are now available through bandwidthonline.org!
   
 
   
   
   
 

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