PhD Student University of Utah, College of Social Work Turlock, CA, United States
This presentation describes how to synthesize research into succinct policy briefs that convey key findings effectively. I offer examples to employ a distillation process on rich research information to identify and communicate summarized points in a visually appealing way with intent to engage and inform legislators, policymakers, and key stakeholders.
Learning Objectives:
Learn how to transform in-depth research into succinct policy briefs that communicate key findings, concepts, and actionable items concepts effectively and efficiently.
Discuss examples of visually appealing policy briefs which use intentional and attention-grabbing formatting that encourages and increases readership.
Identify target audience (e.g. policymakers, legislators, stakeholders) and develop a plan for distribution, outreach, and engagement of participants’ own policy briefs