How do we engage the broader public and highlight our work effectively? What are the possible venues for public engagement, and what types of pieces do they want? How is writing for a policy audience distinct from writing for the public? How do we navigate the process of developing a pitch, writing the manuscript, getting it published, and engaging with the comments and responses thereafter? For early career female scholars/experts who work on controversial and potentially unpopular topics, what risks should we anticipate and are there strategies to mitigate them?
Join us for a webinar with Sana Jaffrey (Director, Institute for Policy Analysis of Conflict and Non-resident Fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace), Shailey Hingorani (Senior Advisor, Advocacy, Research and Communications, AWARE), and Kim Yi Dionne (Associate Professor of Political Science at UC Riverside, and contributing editor to The Monkey Cage), who will share their insights and tips on engaging with the public as early career female experts. Risa Toha (Wake Forest University) will moderate the discussion.
Monday, 5 December 2022
9:30-10:45AM New York
10:30-11:45PM Singapore