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SUMMARY:Covering Indigenous Voices in Science
URL:http://wcsj2017.org/session/covering-indigenous-voices-science/
DESCRIPTION:There is no greater science-and-society gap than the one between scientists and indigenous people. To bridge this gap, researchers and health journalists are charged with being sensitive, open and understanding of the issues that affect indigenous people worldwide. This session will describe four case studies meant to serve as eye-openers for science journalists wishing to broaden their perspectives and bring context into their stories. Phil McKenna, a Boston-based reporter for InsideClimate…
LOCATION:Marriott Marquis: Salons 1-3
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