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Communication & Dissemination

The ENJOI communication and dissemination strategy has been designed to multiply the project impact not just in the project countries, but also in other EU contexts and overseas, particularly in South America.

ENJOI also pays special attention to sister projects, to increase the opportunities for mutual learning and to strengthen the science communication community efforts towards Outstanding Open Science Communication.

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Communication

Download the ENJOI leaflets in the project languages

Download the ENJOI Manifesto

Download the ENJOI Policy brief

Dissemination

Read our news in the ENJOI Magazine

Empowering School Engagement: The Hidden Role of “Enablers” in Science Communication

A JCOM study highlights the key role of “enablers” in involving school students in science. Through programs like Darwin Day and Plastic Pirates, enablers bridge research and education by aligning goals, translating visions, applying theory, and evaluating engagement outcomes
October 17, 2025

What's beyond metrics? The social value of journalism

Amid declining trust and metric-driven evaluation, the “Public Method” by NPO and Sjoege redefines journalism’s value, focusing on its social impact, civic role, and contribution to informed citizenship.
October 07, 2025

Public Engagement and European Researchers' Night: A Conversation with Lyubov Kostova

Lyubov Kostova reflects on two decades in science communication, sharing insights on European Researchers’ Night, collaboration, training scientists, and the vital role of marketing and storytelling in engaging diverse audiences.
September 24, 2025

Facts are not enough for effective science communication

The deficit model (yes, that one again!) is ineffective for communicating science. What's needed are participatory and dialogical approaches. A study in PNAS.
September 16, 2025

Bringing science reporting back into the spotlight

Science journalism faces pressure from weak business models, crisis-driven coverage, and a lack of training. Sustained, contextual reporting is needed—especially in the Global South—requiring public investment to support its vital democratic and watchdog role.
September 09, 2025

Generative AI and science journalism: a conversation with Mohamed Elsonbaty Ramadan

Mohamed Elsonbaty Ramadan is an award-winning science journalist, science communication consultant, and trainer. Recently, he founded SciComm-AI, an initiative dedicated to providing training and consultancy for researchers, science journalists, and science communicators interested in effectively integrating generative AI into their work—most importantly, in a responsible way
July 22, 2025
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Key deliverables

D2.1 Inception Report for the co-creation of SPIs (confidential), Catanzaro, M., Raffio, V., Velasco, E., Rivera, M., Fornabaio, G. and Toran, R. (ACCC) - June 2021

D2.2 Engagement Workshops (EWs) contributions to the SPIs for OOSC, Catanzaro, M., Rivera M. and Toran, R. (ACCC) - June 2022

D2.3 ENJOI Manifesto for OOSC, Catanzaro, M., Rivera, M. and Toran, R. (ACCC),
Tola, E., Salandin, T., Bonelli, G.and Boscolo, M. (formicablu), Zolotonosa, M. and Creek, M. (SD), Dijkstra A. (UT), Marín, E. (FC.ID), and Matozinhos K. (SfC) - December 2022

D2.4 Uptake of SPIs as a tool for OOSC (confidential), Rivera. M. and Toran, R. (ACCC), Matozinhos K. (SfC), Marín-González, E. (FC.ID), Dijkstra, A. (UT), Salandin, T, Bonelli, G., Conti, F. and Tola E., (formicablu) - June 2023

D2.5, Qualitative analysis for selected science communication pieces in four languages, Marín-González, E., Navalhas, I. and Luís, C. (FC.ID) - April 2022

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