We are excited to compile toolkits and resources to support our Communications Community of Practice! With support from the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, GIH created this community for communications staff to foster connection and information sharing among health funders. Join the community to foster peer relationships, accelerate the sharing of innovative and effective communications approaches, and identify strategies to combat misinformation and disinformation to restore trust in public health institutions.
The community of practice offers virtual and in-person learning opportunities, connects peers in the field, and acts as a hub for resources, including these sample documents, toolkits, and templates.
The Trust Toolkit: Spitfire’s Toolkit for Civil Society Organizations to Earn and Repair Trust
Spitfire designed this trust toolkit for civil society organizations to create a comprehensive trust-building plan.
Featured Public Statements – March 2024
We have compiled a collection of public statements from foundations to provide communications staff with examples of responses to various issues.
Motivating The Public To Support Public Health: A Toolkit for Communicating With Non-Experts
Public Health Reaching Across Sector’s toolkit for communicating with non-experts about how to support public health.
Press Forward
Press Forward is a growing coalition of funders who are pooling together their funds to support local news.
Inclusive Communication Principles
CDC’s guiding principles to promote an equity-centered approach to public health communication.
Correcting Misinformation with Patients: Resources, Guides, and Strategies
George Washington University assembled various resources on correcting misinformation with patients, including videos, podcasts, additional reading, and recommended courses.
Health Misinformation
The University of Minnesota compiled information and resources about health misinformation. Topics include the historical basis for misinformation, types of health misinformation, psychology of misinformation, common types of misinformation (venues or tactics), how to talk about misinformation, how to critically evaluate information, infographics on fake news/misinformation, videos on mis/disinformation, games for how to spot fake news or misinformation, and toolkits and handbooks.
Replenishing Trust: Civil Society’s Guide to Reversing the Trust Deficit
This report reviews social science and contains interviews with researchers and organizational leaders to provide readers with promising practices to try to increase trust.
Featured Public Statements – February 2024
We have compiled a collection of public statements from foundations to provide communications staff with examples of responses to various issues.
Featured Public Statements – January 2024
We have compiled a collection of public statements from foundations to provide communications staff with examples of responses to various issues.
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