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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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Towards More Inclusive Science Communication: a Collective Reflection
A year after the 18th International Conference of the Public Communication of Science and Technology (PCST) Network in Aberdeen, Scotland, participants reflect on the practice of inclusive science co...
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Positionality, Decoloniality and Transdisciplinary Work: Reflections from a Conversation with Alana Dooley
"What I mean is that science is not the ultimate paradigm or the only ‘valid’ knowledge system out there. In fact, it is but one amongst many. And it is a system that, historically, has been weaponised...
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Episode 2.3: Decolonising Science Communication with Alana Dooley
“There is this view in Western science that because there is knowledge, you are entitled to it (…) You're not entitled to any knowledge that’s not your own.” – Alana Dooley
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We're Back for Season 2!
Welcome back to The SciComm Collective! You’re really going to want to tune in for Season 2!
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