Communicating research for the development sector and NGOs

Communicating research for the development sector and NGOs | Suzanne Fisher-Murray | Christian Aid

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In this episode of Research Comms, Suzanne Fisher-Murray talks about the differences between communicating research in the development sector and academia, the power of radio for sharing stories and influencing behaviour, what truly participatory communications look like and the value of creating personas for strategic communication with communities that care.

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