How to be a science communicator during a pandemic
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In a world where information — both real and fake — spreads quickly, our guest says one thing is certain in the time of the novel coronavirus pandemic: We are all science communicators now. But how do you make sure that you’re sharing accurate information?
Kerri Miller talked with a science communicator about how to discuss complicated science, debunk disinformation, cut through fear and help people learn.
Guest:
Liz Neeley is the executive director of The Story Collider and a lecturer at Yale University.
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