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Tag Archives: Toronto Star
The Motivational Power of Guilt
Guilt didn’t play a big role in my upbringing: I was never discouraged from having sex in order to prevent my mother from having a heart attack, nor was I warned to do well in school to compensate for any … Continue reading
Posted in Media Interviews, Op Eds by IO Grads, Reach and Impact, Scholarly Concerns, Uncategorized, Workshop Insights
Tagged CBC, CTV, guilt, heart attack, how to be effective in media interviews, impact, interviews, Kelly Grindrod, media, motivation, overprescribing antibiotics, pharmacy, radio, resources, sex, Toronto Star, TV, University of Waterloo
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Ideas about knowledge mobilization from Queen’s University’s “death and grief girl”
When Jill Scott, a professor in Queen’s German department, participated in an Informed Opinions workshop last year, I had no idea she was the self-proclaimed “death and grief girl”… Until a few months later, she wrote a thoughtful op ed … Continue reading
To Tweet or Not to Tweet…
Should she or shouldn’t she? I was chatting on the phone a few weeks ago with a woman who is listed in our Experts Database. She had written an excellent piece of commentary about First Nations and non-aboriginal Canadians that … Continue reading
I Feel Great About My Hands profiles project in Halifax
As a still new non-profit initiative of Media Action (itself an office- and infrastructure-free, virtual organization supported by volunteers), Informed Opinions is always looking for creative ways to fund its work. So we were thrilled when 40 funny, thoughtful, inspiring … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized, Upcoming Events, Valuing Women
Tagged Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, Carol Bruneau, Dawn Rae Downton, Halifax Club, Huffington Post, I Feel Great About My Hands - And other Unexpected Joys of Aging, Informed Opinions, literary luncheon, Media Action, Shari Graydon, Sheree Fitch, St. John's Telegraph Journal, Stephen Patrick Clare, Toronto Star, Winnipeg Free Press
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Informed Opinions errs in reporting data
Oops. We made a mistake this week, and we’re sorry. In trying to cram all sorts of data into a one-page news release, we compounded a previous error — and then roped a trusted journalist into spreading our mistake. Ouch. … Continue reading