Rosalind Donald

Assistant Professor, Public Communication

Ros Donald researches how climate change communication can be made more just and effective by examining the links between histories of environmental injustice and the current climate debate. She holds a PhD in Communications from Columbia University and was a Postdoctoral Associate in Environmental Justice and Communication at the University of Miami’s Rosenstiel School of Marine and Atmospheric Science. Before she began her PhD, she was Deputy Editor of Carbon Brief, a climate science and policy website, where she specialized in climate communication and disinformation.

Current Projects

  A  paper exploring climate change disinformation and the far right

  A project exploring forums for environmental accountability in the courts and through the media, and heading up a report examining the impact of environmental justice documentaries on communities and activist networks

Affiliations

Board Member, Desmog UK

Rosalind Donald's Posts

Climate & Sustainability, Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

[Article] Are Cherry Blossoms DC’s Polar Bears? Investigating the Links Between Local Seasonal [...]

Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

[Recap] CECE Colloquium Series – Activism and Social Movements

Climate & Sustainability

[Recap] Sustainability Symposium

Climate & Sustainability

American University Experts Weigh in on COP29

Climate & Sustainability, Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

[Research Paper] Making them pay: Comparing how environmental facts matter in two accountability [...]

Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

With DCist’s closure, the district lost its most prolific source of climate news 

Climate & Sustainability, Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

An Untapped Opportunity for DC’s Media: Connecting the gaps in the climate conversation 

Climate & Sustainability, Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

CECE Announces Inaugural Faculty Research Incubator Grants

Climate & Sustainability, Environmental Equity, Conflict, & Justice

The Climate Story Gaps Project: Locating Untold Climate Intersections in Washington, D.C.