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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

ENJOI Final Event. Engagement and journalism innovation for outstanding open science communication

Join us for the ENJOI Final Event on November 16 in Bologna! Insights from the ENJOI project to promote engagement and journalism innovation for outstanding open science communication
October 25, 2023

Watch the ENJOI Policy Event: How can policy shape great science communication?

The ENJOI Policy Event was held on October 4 in Brussels. Watch the video and get inspiration on how policy can support a healthy science communication environment.
October 16, 2023

The importance of conversing, also in science communication

The Church of San Zaccaria, a few minutes on foot away from Piazza San Marco and Palazzo Ducale in Venice, contains one of the many remarkable paintings by Giovanni Bellini. The Italian maestro created the painting in 1505 in memory of the Venetian diplomat Pietro Cappello. The scene depicted is a classical representation of a […]
October 11, 2023

Data and solution journalism to report on climate change and environmental issue

Journalism can make climate change concrete and promote action to fight it Climate change is increasingly in the headlines. Its (negative) influence on our lives is now tangible. Still, for some reasons – mainly related to how our brain perceives dangers and risks – our attitude remains largely passive, and awareness of the seriousness and […]
September 30, 2023

Using artificial intelligence in journalism

Courses, materials, and readings - almost all free of charge - to learn how to use machine learning and artificial intelligence in journalistic practice. Dedicated to editors, journalists, press officers, and, in general, those involved in disseminating and verifying information and data.
September 25, 2023

The Renaissance of the Newsletter and where to find them

In a certain way, newsletters have anticipated what journalism would have become. It was already in existence during the Middle Ages, when travelling merchants moved not just goods but also news. According to the Encyclopedia Britannica: "Traders' newsletters contained commercial information on the availability and prices of various goods and services, but they also could […]
September 20, 2023
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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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