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Episode 3.6: SciComm Values in Nature Settings
"Saying less is such an important thing... Just knowing when to stop and be in the moment." - Owen Cumming
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Episode 3.5: First Aid Communication
How can science communication enhance emergency responder training? Join UWA alumni Sam and Suchi to explore their work with the St John WA Youth Academy...
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Episode 3.4: Science centres and inclusion
What makes a science centre 'inclusive'? How does 'science capital' affect visitor experiences? And why is science learning more like a springboard than a pipeline? Tune in to this week's episode to hear...
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Episode 3.3: Futures thinking at the Museum of Discovery
How can we design better science museum experiences for 15 to 25-year-olds?
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Episode 3.2: Writing and editing science stories
Welcome back to Season 3 of The SciComm Collective. In this episode, Camila and Kelly chat with Cat Williams, Digital Content Editor of Particle Magazine.
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Episode 3.1: Australian science media in the digital era
Welcome back to Season 3 of The SciComm Collective. In our first episode, Emma chats with Jasmine Fellows, Managing Editor of Refraction Media and former editor of Cosmos and Double Helix magazines at...
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Winter Shorts 7: Why Make A Science Podcast?
In our Winter Shorts finale, join Crystal, Camila, and Heather to unpack science podcasting motivations and inclusive scicomm practices.
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Winter Shorts 6: Hidden Identities
“The conversation needs to be less around ‘do you belong to a certain community?’ and instead ‘do you belong to multiple communities of cultural identities?’” – Hari Krishna Gami
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Winter Shorts 4: Voices in our heads
"The key message I wanted [my audience] to come away with is to affirm your self-value in things other than academics." - Tom Carbery
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Winter Shorts 3: The Brownbeak Chronicles
Explore how scicomm minor student Sarah Brown blends science with storytelling to investigate the mysterious nighttime singing of Australian magpies.
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