1,400
Participants
Start Date
July 2, 2024
Primary Completion Date
June 30, 2027
Study Completion Date
April 1, 2028
Science Communication Curriculum Cohort 1
"Promotores will receive a tailored curriculum on how to debunk misinformation and create infographics and media as well as incorporate their personal narratives into social media posts for their communities. Each session will be taught by a bilingual instructor and will be recorded for later consultation and viewing. Sessions will be 2 hours in length and will require an additional 1h of pre-work for each session. Together, each cohort will participate in 18 hours of training as follows: Session 1: What is Misinformation? How do participants identify myths? Session 2: The Power of Storytelling, Present their myth. Session 3: Workshop: Review myths and storyboard for each person with feedback. Session 4: Infographics: Teaching creation of infographics on Canva (free to use).~Session 5: Workshop: Present draft infographic and discuss preliminary social media strategy Session 6: Final Product: Share final infographic and final post / social media strategy"
Science communication curriculum Cohort 2
"Promotores will receive a tailored curriculum on how to debunk misinformation and create infographics and media as well as incorporate their personal narratives into social media posts for their communities. Each session will be taught by a bilingual instructor and will be recorded for later consultation and viewing. Sessions will be 2 hours in length and will require an additional 1h of pre-work for each session. Together, each cohort will participate in 18 hours of training as follows: Session 1: What is Misinformation? How do participants identify myths? Session 2: The Power of Storytelling, Present their myth. Session 3: Workshop: Review myths and storyboard for each person with feedback. Session 4: Infographics: Teaching creation of infographics on Canva (free to use).~Session 5: Workshop: Present draft infographic and discuss preliminary social media strategy Session 6: Final Product: Share final infographic and final post / social media strategy"
Science communication curriculum Cohort 3
"Promotores will receive a tailored curriculum on how to debunk misinformation and create infographics and media as well as incorporate their personal narratives into social media posts for their communities. Each session will be taught by a bilingual instructor and will be recorded for later consultation and viewing. Sessions will be 2 hours in length and will require an additional 1h of pre-work for each session. Together, each cohort will participate in 18 hours of training as follows: Session 1: What is Misinformation? How do participants identify myths? Session 2: The Power of Storytelling, Present their myth. Session 3: Workshop: Review myths and storyboard for each person with feedback. Session 4: Infographics: Teaching creation of infographics on Canva (free to use).~Session 5: Workshop: Present draft infographic and discuss preliminary social media strategy Session 6: Final Product: Share final infographic and final post / social media strategy"
ACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING
University of Michigan, Ann Arbor
ACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING
University of Iowa, Iowa City
ACTIVE_NOT_RECRUITING
Rush University, Chicago
RECRUITING
University of Chicago, Chicago
Collaborators (1)
University of Iowa
OTHER
University of Michigan
OTHER
Rush University Medical Center
OTHER
Bedford Research Corporation, Inc.
OTHER
Tanoma Consulting
UNKNOWN
National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities (NIMHD)
NIH
University of Chicago
OTHER