ISSN 3068-6539
Vol. 13, Issue 1, 2025July 01, 2025 EDT
Preferred Communication Channels for Science-Based Health Innovations Among the Communities of Mbarara University of Science and Technology and Rwentondo Village, Uganda
Preferred Communication Channels for Science-Based Health Innovations Among the Communities of Mbarara University of Science and Technology and Rwentondo Village, Uganda
Articles in Vol. 13, Issue 1, 2025
Vol. 13, Issue 1, 2025
- The Fall of the Gateway Empire and the Disgrace of Its Emperor: The Robert Morris ScandalR. Tyler SpradleyElizabeth Spradley
- Improvised Knowledge: The Dialectic of Digital Rumor and Resistance in Shanghai's Zero-Covid CrisisYu XiangJinpu Wang
- The Erisco Foods vs. Chioma Okoli Crisis: Examining Corporate Reputation Management, Consumer Activism and Freedom of Expression in the Digital Age.Oare D. AddehEsther A. Konan
- When a Debate Becomes a Crisis: Challenges in Implementing an Intersectional Approach Within a Quebec Feminist OrganizationCarol-Ann RouillardGeneviève BoivinLéo Lefebvre
- Monumental MemoriesKjell Brataas
- Preferred Communication Channels for Science-Based Health Innovations Among the Communities of Mbarara University of Science and Technology and Rwentondo Village, UgandaRegina NalungaMargaret Jjuuko
- Risk Communication for Emerging Pandemics: Local Community Setting Influence on COVID-19 Consciousness Building in Rwandan CommunitiesOdette MpungireheEliza Govender
- From Boycott to Cancel Culture: How Bud Light’s Delayed Crisis Response Shaped Digital Consumer ActivismDaniel NwogwugwuMaria Elena Villar
- Media Narratives and Resilience: Analysing Disaster Risk Communication in Sardinia and SicilyAlessandro LovariCinzia AtzeniNorma BaldinoGevisa La Rocca
- Fire, Grief, and Resilience: A Case Study of a Restaurant Tragedy in BangladeshMamunor RashidRubaiya ZannatHasan Mahmud FaisalMohammad AsaduzzamanSherin Farhana MoniSalauddin Ahmed
- Collaborative Communication: Co-Producing Communication Strategies With Tribal Partners in Northeast OklahomaParker KingMichael FedoroffScott C. MerrillChristopher KolibaD'Arlyn BellKristin RaubGaret CouchLeon Crow
- The Role of X and Facebook in Managing Risk Communication During Infectious Disease OutbreakFiona ZhuWilliam Gong
- Framing the July 2024 Movement: A Qualitative Content Analysis of Activists’ Strategic and Emotional Framing on Facebook During National CrisisNadia Nahrin RahmanMotasim BillahMonira BegumIsrat Jahan Oishe
- Enhancing Weather Preparedness: Towards an Impact-Oriented Warning Strategy at the Deutscher WetterdienstDinah Kristin LeschzykBodo ErhardtKathrin FeigeAndreas Lambert
- Building Resilience: Lessons Learned by Big Science Organizations During the PandemicMahedi HasanKerk F. KeeEwa DeelmanOluwabusayo OkunloyeCassandra Hayes
- Stakeholders’ Sentiment During Mattel’s “Wicked” Dolls DebacleLisa BergsonThomasena Shaw
- Boundary Turbulence in Digital Spaces: Privacy Management in AI-Powered Mental Health PlatformsSalauddin AhmedRubaiya ZannatMuhammad AsaduzzamanHasan Mahmud FaisalMamunor RashidSherin Farhana Moni
- Coverage of Risk and "Japa"(migration) Syndrome in NigeriaNgozi Comfort OmojunikanbiNkemjika George Njinma
- Virtual Existence of Refugees: A Content Analysis of Social Media During the Rohingya Crisis to Understand How Social Media Framed and (Re)constructed the Identity of RefugeesSherin Farhana MoniMamunor RashidRubaiya ZannatHasan Mahmud FaisalMuhammad AsaduzzamanSalauddin Ahmed
- Framing the Flames and Floods: Unravelling Media’s Role in Shaping Disaster Response in Sicily and SardiniaG. La RoccaF. GrecoA. GenoveseA. Lovari
- Mitigating the Impact of HPAI on Dairy Farms: Bridging Knowledge Gaps in Crisis Communication, Biosecurity, and Public HealthJohnbosco U. OsuagwuScott C. MerrillJulia M. SmithAmy MacielRodrigo Soares
- Tackling Wicked Problems in Risk and Crisis Communication Through Design Thinking: Insights From the ICRCC Conferences 2024 and 2025Albena BjörckBéatrice VogelJoel O. IversonSteven J. VenetteCorina Daba-BuzoianuCarlo PugnettiOlivier Champagne-Poirier
- The Missing piece. Streamlining Risk and Crisis Communication Governance.Rodrigo SoaresRuth QuainooScott C. Merrill
- Harvesting Voices: Empowering Agriculture Through Community Radio in Bhola, BangladeshSakib Al HasanBangladesh Sharifa Umma ShirinaMamunor Rashid
- No Time, No Willingness, or Just ‘No’? Government Leaders’ Attitudes Toward Involvement in Risk and Crisis Communication ResearchPauline Gidget EstellaMartin Löffelholz
- Cyber Crisis Readiness Unpacked: A Qualitative Exploration of Organizational Approaches and MindsetsAlbena BjörckCarlo PugnettiBéatrice VogelMarco Lopez
- Crafting Efficiency and Legitimacy in Health Crisis Communication Scandinavian COVID-19 Press ConferencesAnna Elisabeth Hasselström
- “One Size (Does Not) Fit All”: The Importance of Cultural Values and Multilingual Realities in International Crisis Communication.Tara Katarina Juarros Lukic
- Food Crises in Nigeria: Why the Crisis Communication Professionals Should CareNkemjika George NjinmaNgozi Comfort Omojunikanbi
- Political Competition During a Crisis: A Politicization or Rally-Round-the-Flag Effect Among Norwegian Party Leaders During COVID-19Roy Aulie Jacobsen
- Reconceptualizing Resilience and Renewal From the Perspectives of Reform and ReimaginationTimothy L. SellnowDeanna D. Sellnow
- The Role of Radio and Ham Radio When Everything Else Fails During Crisis: Lessons Learned From Hurricane HeleneDonald ConnellyBetty FarmerKaterina Spasosvka
- Gaps in Public and Emergency Managers Flood Communications and PerceptionsRuth QuainooScott C. MerrillRodrigo SoaresJessica BalernaMassod Ali-KhanChristopher KolibaTrisha Shrum
- Evidence for Overthinking and Poor Decision Making After Mistakes: Implications for Crisis and Risk CommunicationScott C. MerrillChristopher KolibaRodrigo SoaresRuth QuainooEric ClarkTrisha ShrumMasood Ali-KhanJessica BalernaAsim Zia
- Lessons on Lessons: A Rhetorical Analysis of Wildland Fire Learning DocumentsBailey B. ThrasherRebekah Fox
- Is News Trust a Key Driver of Following Politics on Media? Exploring Partisan Dynamics and Political Knowledge Influence in the US ContextLima Nath
- Beyond Fear and Trust: Invoking Anticipated Regret to Promote Biosecurity Measures Among U.S. Swine ProducersRichmond Silvanus BayeAsim ZiaScott C. MerrillJulie M. Smith
- Religion in Pakistani Politics: A Critical Discourse Analysis of Speeches of Imran KhanLaraib Iqbal
- Truth & Lies on Social Media During COVID-19: Applying Mediated Statement Analysis (MSA) for Digital Deception DetectionMargaret C. StewartChrista L. ArnoldF. Dan Richard
- Why Warning Systems Fail—insights From Severe Floodings in Germany and RomaniaFlorian MeissnerCorina Buzoianu
- Reputational Threats, Digital Rumors, Natural Disasters & Strategic Communication (Oh My!): A Review of Crisis Cases & the STREMII Model for Social Media Crisis CommunicationMargaret C. Stewart
- Can Young People Be Persuaded to Adopt Secure Behavior in Cyberspace? An Experimental Study Based on Protection Motivation TheoryFlorian MeissnerAlexander Johannes WilkeMiglė Puikytė
Nalunga, R., & Jjuuko, M. (2025). Preferred Communication Channels for Science-Based Health Innovations Among the Communities of Mbarara University of Science and Technology and Rwentondo Village, Uganda. International Crisis and Risk Communication Association Reports, 13(1), 87–90. https://doi.org/10.69931/001c.142850