Risk narrative development is one of the methods used by Risk Sciences International to better communicate risk.
Broadly
Narratives are stories or structured accounts that explain why a risk matters, who is affected, and what can be done. Effective narratives build emotional engagement and comprehension, particularly for complex or contested risks. They can counteract apathy, denial, or misinformation, but must be crafted ethically.
More specifically
RSI crafts risk narratives that integrate data with lived experience, systems thinking, and value framing. Its team works with stakeholders to co-develop narratives that align with institutional goals and community concerns. RSI uses these narratives in reports, speeches, campaigns, and consultations to enhance public understanding.