A methodological approach to co-design citizen science communication strategies directed to quadruple-helix stakeholders
Citizen Science (CS) can help change the paradigm of science communication. To test this, 38 ongoing CS projects from Italy, Portugal and Spain have been selected by the H2020 NEWSERA project to act as pilots in the development of communication strategies, specifically targeting stakeholders in the quadruple helix. The projects, together with stakeholder representatives and science communication and journalism professionals participated in a series of workshops — #CitSciComm Labs — where communication strategies were co-designed, using adapted design-thinking methods. The innovative methodological approach is hereby presented and can be an inspiration for others willing to implement improved communication strategies to target different stakeholders.
NEWSERA is a european project in which the main goal was to analyse and evaluate the complexities of science communication in citizen science (CS).
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| Authors: | Blanca Guasch; Paolo Giardullo; Rosa Arias; Joana Magalhães; Ana Elorza; Inês Navalhas; Esther Marín-González; Marzia Mazzonetto; Cristina Luís; |
| Publisher: | Journal of science communication |
| Year of publication: | 2022 |
| DOI: | 10.22323/2.21040205 |
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