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Civic Science Times1 month ago

On This Day in 2016: The Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program at NYU hosts the first Kavli Conversation on Science Communication

On February 24, 2016, New York University’s Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute hosted the inaugural Kavli Conversation on Science Communication. Titled “Getting Real About Climate: Storytelling for a...
CivicSciTV - Questions of the Day12 months ago

Why public engagement is, and always has been and always will be, critical for science

Professor Bruce Lewenstein from Cornell University addresses the point “Why public engagement is, and always has been and always will be, critical for science. Actionable Insights...
CivicSciTimes - Stories in Science4 years ago

The Talk of The Sea

Aiza Kabeer: "Our traditional understanding of human exploration is incomplete without Polynesian navigation."

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All posts tagged "history"

On This Day in 2016: The Science, Health and Environmental Reporting Program at NYU hosts the first Kavli Conversation on Science Communication

Why public engagement is, and always has been and always will be, critical for science

The Talk of The Sea

Weekend Watch: At Boston College, the McMullen Museum of Art presents “Wonders of Creation: Art, Science, and Innovation in the Islamic World”

In Wai’anae, Hawaii, local community members & scientists co-produce wildfire management decisions

Ecosystem building in action: Science Talk 2025 and the dynamic civic science conference landscape

Science music video, misinformation, using humor, & more! Valentine’s day CivicSciTV News (Feb. 11)

Examining the theory of change behind the new docuseries ‘From Soil to Soul’ that’s reconnecting with food systems & learning from marginalized voices

Lopez, 350PDX: Climate justice creates spaces for frontline communities & prioritizes their needs

In Wai’anae, Hawaii, local community members & scientists co-produce wildfire management decisions

Dr. John Besley shares the actionable insights from the Nature global study on trust in scientists

Aquatic ecologist & Scicomm In Practice Fellow, Fridolin Ubald Dossou-Sognon, shares his experience