Category - Vol27-1 Rethinking Science Communication

The Role of Indigenous Women

The path toward sustainable food security and ecosystem protection may well depend on our ability to learn from those who have maintained healthy relationships with their environments for generations. By valuing Indigenous science not as a relic of the past but as living knowledge essential to our collective future...

Communicating Scientific Climate Knowledge

It may make sense to move away from outright attempts to persuade, and focus on giving people the necessary tools to be able to come to their own conclusions. Non-diffusionist, participatory communicative structures could prove especially...

Communicating Knowledge Otherwise

An exploration of Participatory Action Research, focusing on two important examples, with a view toward the potentialities and limitations of adapting its philosophy and practices to large scale data sharing and analysis in the context of...

Us and Them

Othering has been, and still is, a mechanism for division in the public health discourse of the West. Its historical manifestations during colonialism proper coincided with ideological othering in science and has since become integrated in...