Scientific language is useful in many contexts, but often represents a barrier to access for those who need to use the information. Learn basic techniques to enhance the accessibility of your project’s communications to a variety of audiences through examples in verbal, written, and visual communication. Whether you’re communicating with partners, stakeholders, or general non-technical audiences, these concepts can assist in increasing clarity of research communication, engaging with diverse stakeholders, and tailoring messages for different audiences.

Objectives: 

1. To provide a rationale for increasing the accessibility in research communication training , and
2. To provide examples and activities for further skill development around:
   1. Increasing clarity in research communication
   2. Engaging with diverse stakeholders
   3. Tailoring messages for specific audiences

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• Research Translation Tools & Templates
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