BMSG's head of research, Pamela Mejia, discusses what aspects of coverage have changed — and stayed the same — since Columbine, what details are often missing from the news on gun violence, and how journalists and advocates can do more to show that prevention is possible. Read more >
Framing junk food marketing from a health equity perspective
When advocates communicate about junk food marketing, do they talk about health equity? What's missing from the conversation? To learn more and to get tips on how can we all get better at discussing this critical public health issue, check out our latest framing brief.
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Want to work at the intersection of media and public health? BMSG is seeking a Strategic Communications Specialist to help build advocates' capacity to make the case for policies that reduce racial and health inequities. The position will involve teaching advocates how to engage the news media strategically, co-authoring BMSG publications, and providing tailored technical assistance. Details/apply >
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