This page has links to resources for Journalists, Scientists and other stakeholders with advice on how to communicate science. Most of the resources were obtained from SciDev.

• Reporting about science aimed primarily at science journalists
• Becoming a science journalist
• Finding science stories
• Selling science stories
• Scientists' dislike of the 'personal equation'
• Scientists' fear of the interview
• Discussing scientific results before publication
• Use of the title 'doctor'
• The mad photocopiers: why news releases are not used
• Science writers and headlines
• Dealing with the adverse story
• Claims about the value of personal media 'contacts'

• Dealing with the media intended mainly for scientists, and public relations officers
• Becoming media 'savvy'
• Writing press releases
• Creating a press strategy

• Interacting with policymakers for all those concerned with bridging the gap between science and policy
• General principles
• Writing a policy brief
• Other documents

• How to organise a science communication event, from a press briefing to a major conference.
• Organising a press conference
• Organising other types of event
• Evaluating your event