Risk Comm.
It may be the same as the SOCO, but a longer speech may require many of these.
What are bottom lines?
A pro of school vaccine mandates.
What are:
(any valid response accepted)
A common sign of ingesting arsenic.
What are black spots on the bottom of the feet?
The active support of a cause or action.
What is advocacy?
Your Pipeline II facilitators' names :).
Sarah and Janeta
Phrases, sentences, or paraphrased statements that are actually picked up by the press and repeated to the public.
What are sound bites?
One con of vaccine mandates for schools.
What is:
(any valid response accepted)
Explain the correct process for collecting a soil sample.
What is:
1. Write name and location on the sample collection bad.
2. Draw an "X" in the soil using a plastic spoon (each line should be about 2 feet).
3. Scoop a small sample from the top half inch from the middle of the "X" and from each corner. Place each sample into the collection bag.
An action or inaction taken by a governing body that has an impact on the lives of citizens.
What is public policy?
What the public "hears" of risk communication.
What are take-home messages?
A short term, turn of well-known phrase, rhyme, salient description, graphic, or any other easy mnemonic.
What is a catchy phrase?
Three components of a good debate.
Facts/data
Personal Stories
Call to action
What is lead?
Three actions in the Advocacy Toolkit.
What are:
- call or write an email/letter to a legislator
- Hold an event and invite legislator or staff
- Create a marketing campaign to raise awareness (flyers, website, info materials, social media)
- Organize a rally/ town hall to show power in numbers
The Pipeline team member who just had a baby!
A single short phrase or sentence that simplifies a main communication objective (about 7 words).
What is a Single Organizing Communication Objective (or SOCO).
True or False; mandatory vaccines go against the 14th amendment
What is False? Jacobson v Massachusetts (1905) ruled that the government can implement mandates for the purpose of public safety and health.
The disproportionate impact of environmental hazards - such as toxic sites, power plants, and highways - on people of color
What is environmental racism?
Four different groups involved in policymaking.
- policy makers (state, local, federal legislators and their staff)
- Interest/ advocacy groups
- Think tank/ research groups
- News Media
- Citiznes
Four other Pipeline interns who are not in Pipeline II.
Who are:
Ahmad, Jasmine, Tykira, Adanya, Avondrej, Brandi, Shaquna, Tatyana, Rahman, Amani, Nuriel, Ahmad, Siani, Jaquan, Enirah, John, Luvenski, Shavonne, Tykia, Antesravia, Nicholas, Bianca, Ricayaa, Kailah, Jada, Amaya, Ricayaa, Lovett-Cropper, Dymir, Amira
SOCO (What it stands for).
What is a Single Organizing Communication Objective?
What is the order of a formal debate?
Opening Statement of Affirmative side
Opening Statement of Opposing
Affirmative Side (part 2)
Opposing Side (part 2)
Recess
Opposing Side Rebuttal
Affirmative Side Rebuttal
How redlining impacts public schools.
What is:
Public schools are funded by property taxes. "Red" zones have lower property values, so schools receive less funding, which decreases the value of the properties in the area, further decreasing school funding.
The best way to contact an elected official.
What are a phone call and/or in-person?
Nikhil's height.
What is 6'3" (6'2" also acceptable).