Spring 2022 Series 2: Communicating with the U.S. public: What works, and for who?

February 2022

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This presentation is the second installment of the Spring Insight series co-hosted by DEL and the United Nations Foundation. This deck looks at different messaging frames used to communicate development to the U.S. public. Fieldwork was completed in September 2021. To download the presentation, scroll down and click the link. To download the raw data from DEL@Dataverse, click here.

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