GCRI · Campaigns
Public outputs
Citable outputs of Campaigns: campaign explainers; responsible participation guides; campaign outcome records.
Every output shows its status.
- Each publication carries its authors, date, method, evidence labels and editorial status.
- Corrections create a new version with its history.
- Series contributions also appear in Reports; see Publish in Reports.
What public risk campaign publications look like.
Campaign publications serve communicators who want to know what worked and why. Each evaluation states its design, its audience and its limits, and plain-language explainers link back to the evidence pages they summarise. Expect material on risk literacy, responsible AI literacy and water and food awareness, analysed with social science methods.
- Campaign evaluation reports with design and limits.
- Message testing notes.
- Plain-language explainers linked to evidence pages.
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