Using Proactive and Reactive Media Strategies

Published By
Berkeley Media Studies Group

This resource is about how advocates can effectively engage with the news media. It discusses two primary ways advocates can interact with the press: by responding to reporters' requests and creating their news to attract reporters' attention.

Resources & Tools


Screen grab of Communicating for Change Trainings
Communicating for Change Trainings
Resource - Website/webpage
First page of Newsworthy Elements
Newsworthy Elements
Resource - Guide/handbook
First page of Message Delivery: The Interview
Message Delivery: The Interview
Resource - Guide/handbook
Screen grab of Framing 101
Framing 101
Resource - Website/webpage
Screen grab of Delivering Your Message
Delivering Your Message
Resource - Website/webpage
First page of Public Health and Media Advocacy
Public Health and Media Advocacy
Resource - Journal Article
Screen grab of Lessons in Framing
Lessons in Framing
Resource - Website/webpage
Screen grab of Media Advocacy 101
Media Advocacy 101
Resource - Website/webpage
First page of Layers of Strategy
Layers of Strategy
Resource - Guide/handbook
Screen grab of Getting Started With Media Advocacy
Getting Started With Media Advocacy
Resource - Website/webpage
First page of Worksheet: Answering Hard Questions
Worksheet: Answering Hard Questions
Resource - Guide/handbook
First page of Blogging Tips for Media Advocates
Blogging Tips for Media Advocates
Resource - Guide/handbook
First page of Worksheet: Message Development
Worksheet: Message Development
Tool - Workshop/training

Data & Metrics


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Public Health and Equity Resource Navigator
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Published on 10/22/2021