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Communication Strategy

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According to the RRI public engagement principle, as well as to the European Charter for Researchers, the objectives of the EDEF Communication Strategy is:

• To ensure the communication of the research activities and results to society at large (general public) in such a way that they can be understood by non-specialists.

• To improve the public understanding and interest in the research.

• To create awareness and higher visibility of the MSCA Programme and H2020 among the whole society.

• To promote young people embark on a scientific career.

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In order to attain the previous goals, the EDEF project should build relationships and establish effective dialogues with the following target audiences:

• Secondary School students                                       

• Future researchers              

• Women

• Film Industry: Professionals and Filmmakers

• General public

• Media

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The messages of EDEF Project sum up the objectives of the project and form the basis of the communication actions subsequently described.

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• Up-to date of the research

• Science in cinema

• Essay film: thinking through cinema

• Essay film and intimacy

• Identity and francophone essay film

• Essay film and the spectator’s role

• Francophone essay film and critical thinking

• Women’s representation in francophone essay films

Communication activities

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CS1 – Website, Facebook page, LinkedIn page, Twitter account

CS3 – Newspapers articles

CS4 – Radio programmes

CS5 – TV collaboration

Outreach activities

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CS2 – MSC Ambassador – Workshop for secondary students
CS6 – Film screening and debate Essay film and society
CS7 – Conference Essay film and intimacy
CS8 – Seminar Women's representation in essay films

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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and Innovation programme under the Marie Skłodowska‐Curie grant agreement No 896941