Future Directions of Applied Communication Research Lecture Series,  November, 2024.  

The Center for Culture-Centered Approach to Research and Evaluation (CARE) at Te Kunenga ki Pūrehuroa Massey University.  On The Future of Applied Communication Research: Theory/Practice and Pragmatic Utopianism in a Time of Crises. 

https://carecca.nz/care-future-directions-of-applied-communication-research/the-fifth-lecture-on-the-future-of-applied-communication-research-theory-practice-and-pragmatic-utopianism-in-a-time-of-crises/​

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Nordic Network on Media, Communication, and Health, 2nd Symposium. August 2024

Panelist: Critical Health Communication: Moving the Field Forward

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Taylor & Francis Peer Reviewer Workshop Panelist, May 2024

With National Communication Association, African Journalism Studies, Journal of Contemporary African Studies and Critical Arts

 

University of Missouri Department of Communication Colloquium, November 2022

"Organizing for Health, Sustainability, and Economic Justice in the Food System."

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University of Texas at Austin Moody College of Communication Colloquium, October 14, 2021

“Reducing Inequality as Illness Prevention: Pragmatic Utopianism, Social Change and the Union Cooperative Movement.”

 

Keynote Address: ABRAPCORP Annual Conference,  June 7th, 2021

Associação Brasileira de Pesquisadores de Comunicação Organizacional e de Relações Públicas

"Organizing and the Politics of Illness Prevention: Communication, Inequality, and the Pandemic"

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NCA Public Conversations Video-Podcast. “The Role of Health and Healthcare: Communicating about Health in a Presidential Election Year.” September 2020

https://www.natcom.org/ncapodcast

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqeoGRVPKKc&list=PLaETCkw7w_Q_ONn0athEhhp6JgawRB_0I

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UC Department of Communication Colloquium. “Organizing for Health, Sustainability, and Economic Justice in the Food System.”  September 2020

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Bernard L. Brock Memorial Lecture, Wayne State University, Department of Communication, 2019

“Can Worker Participation Change the Corporate Food System? Improving Farm Labor and Environmental Management through New Forms of Certification and Cooperative Ownership.”

 

Cincinnati Project Symposium, 2017

“Teaching Qualitative Methods Though Engaged Learning with the Cincinnati Cancer Justice Network.”

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Texas A&M University Department of Communication Colloquium, 2016

“Health Social Movements: Communication Strategies for Corporate Accountability.”

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Guest Lecture for COM 446 Communication, Organization, and Society (Charles Conrad, Instructor), Texas A&M, April 2016

"Collaborative Decision-Making: PR and Stakeholder Management.”

 

Colloquium, University of Utah, Department of Communication, April 2011

“Environmental Health Activism: Political Narratives in a Good Neighbor Campaign.”

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Guest Lecture for University of Utah, COM 5000/6000 Health Communication (Mark Bergstrom, Instructor)

“Communication, Power, and Health Care Reform."

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Interview at Communication Currents, National Communication Association.  January 2011

“Communicating about Corporations and Health.”

 

Colloquium, Purdue University, Department of Communication, April 2007

“Stirring it Up: Making Room for Activism in Organizational and Health Communication”

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Guest Lecture, Purdue University, COM 601, Communication Theory (Brant Burleson, Instructor)

“Critical Perspectives in Health and Organizational Communication”