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Strategic communication

Curriculum

  • 8 Sections
  • 21 Lessons
  • Lifetime
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  • A five-step strategy to make a communication plan
    A five-step strategy for ensuring that your message reaches the right people, on the right channel, and leads to the outcome that you intended. We also offer you a template for your communication plan (to be downloaded here below).
    9
    • 1.1
      Introduction to communication planning
    • 1.2
      Step 1 – Understand your objectives
    • 1.3
      Step 2 – Who is your audience?
    • 1.4
      Step 3 – Plan your message
    • 1.5
      Step 4 – Choose the right channels
    • 1.6
      Step 5 – Feedback and evaluation, during and after
    • 1.7
      Who is responsible?
    • 1.8
      Quiz – Do you remember
      10 Minutes6 Questions
    • 1.9
      Communication plan – template
  • Communicating Democracy and ICLD Core Values
    ICLD’s core values are based on the foundations of well-functioning local democracy and are expressed under the following headings: equity, participation, transparency and accountability. So how does these core values operationalise themselves within your projects?
    1
    • 2.1
      Communicating Democracy through ICLD Core Values
  • The structure of a news story
    Here, you will learn the structure of a news story using the inverted pyramid. The structure will be the same whether you are writing an article for the web, your newsletter, or social media; it's just the length of the text that will differ.
    2
    • 3.1
      The structure of a news article/story
    • 3.2
      Value-added information
  • Public speaking and communication techniques
    Public speaking is a skill that will last you a lifetime. But it needs training and preparations. And to convince people by your speech, you have to be aware of different communication techniques. Watch these videos with  speaking tips to improve your public speaking skills and the different communication techniques to make people listen to you.
    2
    • 4.1
      How to deliver a clear and powerful message
    • 4.2
      How to communicate with more than words
  • Supression techniques
    How to deal with people that try to supress you? Here are some techniques!
    1
    • 5.1
      How to deal with supressions techniques
  • Press and media
    Media training allows professionals to learn how to communicate with the media – in other words, media relations. Media training can help teach you what to expect from the media and understand what they’re looking for. Journalists may purposefully trick you or ask difficult questions to get you to reveal something you weren’t planning to talk about.
    1
    • 6.1
      The five W’s in your press & media relations
  • Gender sensitive communication
    In this module we look at how communication can be used both to challenge and maintain gender inequality and social norms.
    4
    • 7.1
      What is gender sensitive communication?
    • 7.2
      10 Principles of Gender Responsive Communication
    • 7.3
      Toolkit on gender sensitive communication by EIGE
    • 7.4
      Who makes the news?
  • Code of Ethics
    2
    • 8.1
      Taking photos and videos
    • 8.2
      Posting photos and videos in social media

Gender sensitive communication

10 Principles of Gender Responsive Communication

Here are 10 principles developed by UNDP called “Let’s speak gender” that could serve as the foundation for a culture of gender-responsive communication within your local government.

Gender-responsive communication is communication activities actions that address the different needs, perspectives and representations of all genders. In order to be responsive, communication activities and actions need to go beyond increasing awareness and take action to reduce inequalities and promote gender equality.

We suggest you review the presentation below before conducting communication activities as part of of your year 1,2 or 3 actions plans of your ICLD project. Before doing this, take a look at your own local government website/social media: is it gender responsive or falling into the trap of gender stereotypes? This exercise can also be conducted within an ICLD network workshop to receive input from your peers.

What is gender sensitive communication?
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Toolkit on gender sensitive communication by EIGE
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