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Your program and UC ANR benefit from media exposure. News media outlets extend ANR research results and recommendations to a large audience. This publicity informs taxpayers and decision-makers about accomplishments they make possible by investing in UC Cooperative Extension.

The Strategic Communications team at UC ANR supports the following official social media accounts. UC ANR programs and Cooperative Extension offices support their own official social media accounts.

Canva Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos, and more.

Short training videos Improving Video Discoverability on YouTube Instagram Live Facebook Live Optimizing LinkedIn Social media training webinars Communicating Your Story: For Blogs and More Communicating Your Story: LinkedIn Communicating Your Story: Blogging Basics Communicating Your Story: Instagr...

Ways to work with Strategic Communications to promote your research and extension work.

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Tips and best practices when referencing UC ANRFor guidance concerning branded UC ANR social media accounts, refer to “Policies for Branded Accounts”  IntroductionMany UC ANR employees and volunteer participants maintain active personal social media accounts on which they often discuss their UC…

Introduction What is a branded UC ANR account?

Social media plays a vital role for UC ANR in extending information, connecting with stakeholders and colleagues, reaching new audiences, engaging with media and advocacy.

A social media account operated by UC ANR personnel or volunteers that is branded with the name of the division or one of its programs (4-H, UC Master Gardener, UCCE, etc.).