Time: 41 minutes
“It’s about empowering the kids to feel like they can step in and help in an emergency.”
– Suchi Kalia
Episode Hosts: Camila Pardo Uribe and Emma Gill
Episode Guests: Suchi Kalia and Samantha Crampton
Episode Credits:
Hosts: Camila Pardo Uribe, Emma Gill
Guests: Sam Crampton, Suchi Kalia
Producer: Ke Yuan, Emma Gill
Editor: Annisa’ Eskahita Azizah
Audio Engineer: Matt Gill
Research: Ke Yuan
Show notes: Emma Gill
Audiogram created using: Adobe Podcast
Keywords:
Science Communication, Purpose Audience Message, Health Communication, First Aid, Training, Cultural Sensitivity, Diverse Learners, Curriculum Development, Youth Academy, St John’s, Community Engagement, CPR, Emergency Responders, Mental Health
How can science communication enhance emergency responder training? This episode features two special guests, UWA SciComm alumni Suchi Kalia and Samantha Crampton, who design and deliver innovative first aid training at the St. John’s WA Youth Academy. Sam and Suchi chat with Camila and Emma about inclusive health science communication, cultural sensitivity in first aid training, teaching diverse age groups, mental safety for first responders, CPR with Kura the Bear, and more! Join us to explore the intersection of science communication with training the next generation to save lives.
“Understanding different learning styles is so important.”
– Samantha Crampton
Episode Links:
St. John WA – https://www.stjohnwa.com.au/
St. John Youth Program – https://youth.stjohn.org.au/youth/
Science Communication at UWA – https://www.uwa.edu.au/study/courses/master-of-science-communication
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