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47. LinkedIn for Impact: Prof Phillip Dawson on making the platform work for you (even if you hate social media)
Knowledge mobilisation, Social, Strategic comms, Stakeholder/audience mapping, Networking, AI, Career development Chris Pahlow Knowledge mobilisation, Social, Strategic comms, Stakeholder/audience mapping, Networking, AI, Career development Chris Pahlow

47. LinkedIn for Impact: Prof Phillip Dawson on making the platform work for you (even if you hate social media)

You probably already know that being on LinkedIn is a good idea for your work, your research, and your career. But how do you make sure it's actually making a positive difference, rather than just becoming "doom scrolling at work"? Returning guest Prof Phillip Dawson joins us to walk through a seven-step framework for making LinkedIn manageable, effective, and maybe even (dare we say it) not terrible. From setting goals and capturing ideas, through writing posts and showing up in conversations, to reflecting on what's actually working, we cover the full process for turning LinkedIn from hellscape to... well, if not heaven, then at least something you can actually live with 😅

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46. Research Translation: Dr Jaelea Skehan on why proving something works is just the start
Knowledge mobilisation, Hope, Behaviour change, Co-design, Research translation, Implementation science, Evaluation, Lived experience, Leadership, Diversifying funding Chris Pahlow Knowledge mobilisation, Hope, Behaviour change, Co-design, Research translation, Implementation science, Evaluation, Lived experience, Leadership, Diversifying funding Chris Pahlow

46. Research Translation: Dr Jaelea Skehan on why proving something works is just the start

You've done the research. You've run the trial. You've published the paper. So why isn't anything changing? Dr Jaelea Skehan has spent more than 25 years translating research into real-world programs in mental health and suicide prevention — and she's seen firsthand why so many evidence-based innovations never make it past the journal. In this episode, she makes a compelling case that proving something works is just the beginning, and shares hard-won lessons from programs spanning 18 months to 25 years on what it actually takes to get research into practice — and keep it there.

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45. From Problems to Possibilities: Dickon Bonvik-Stone on value-based communication and how it helped reframe the degrowth conversation
Knowledge mobilisation, Strategic comms, Stakeholder/audience mapping, Representing your audience's POV, Hope, Behaviour change, Events, Co-design Chris Pahlow Knowledge mobilisation, Strategic comms, Stakeholder/audience mapping, Representing your audience's POV, Hope, Behaviour change, Events, Co-design Chris Pahlow

45. From Problems to Possibilities: Dickon Bonvik-Stone on value-based communication and how it helped reframe the degrowth conversation

There's so much research that could genuinely make the world better — healthier communities, smarter policy, a more sustainable planet. And yet, when it comes to getting people to actually listen and act on that research, we often default to explaining harder or criticising current practices. Neither of which tend to work. Dickon Bonvik-Stone joins us to share how the NØKO team found success taking a radically different approach, and how we can use the AIM framework to bring hope to our own research communications.

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44. Impact Literacy: A/Prof Julie Bayley on why just expecting impact isn't the same as enabling it
Impact assessment, Impact metrics, Impact planning, Knowledge mobilisation, Co-design, Leadership, Collaborating with professional staff, Evaluation, Stakeholder/audience mapping Chris Pahlow Impact assessment, Impact metrics, Impact planning, Knowledge mobilisation, Co-design, Leadership, Collaborating with professional staff, Evaluation, Stakeholder/audience mapping Chris Pahlow

44. Impact Literacy: A/Prof Julie Bayley on why just expecting impact isn't the same as enabling it

A/Prof Julie Bayley is one of the world's leading voices on research impact, and she's on a mission to make sure that the pathway from academic inquiry to meaningful societal change isn't just left to chance. She joins us to unpack impact literacy — a practical framework and step-by-step workbook that helps researchers find their place in the impact puzzle, and helps institutions build the culture to make it all possible.

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