If you’re looking for a starting point for understanding evidence-based, inclusive science communication, the literature about science communication can be overwhelming. This body of literature, sometimes known as the science of science communication, is actually a collection of disciplines that ranges from behavioral psychology to economics, and from writing studies to data visualization, and more.
 
This is the course bibliography I distribute in my undergraduate and graduate courses on science communication can be a helpful orientation to these bodies of literature and how you can apply them to a range of concepts and challenges inherent in science communication. For more context, see my accompanying blog post.
 
This isn't not the be-all, end-all of reading you can (and probably should) do in the science communication literature. But, this bibliography provides you with a solid foundation.
 
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