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Examining quality information flow in rural communities during disasters: findings from community leaders in emergency response

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By Joy C Enyinnaya, Nicole Kelp, Ashley Anderson
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract Effective risk communication during disasters depends not only on the availability of information, but on whether information is trusted, interpreted as credible, and acted upon under conditions of uncertainty. Rural communities face distinct challenges in this regard due to infrastructural constraints, close-knit social networks, and historical mistrust of formal institutions.
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All STEM students should learn inclusive science communication - Nature Human Behaviour

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By Nicole Kelp, Ashley Anderson, Joy C Enyinnaya
| Nature Verified
Science communication often assumes a ‘deficit’ in knowledge on behalf of the recipient, but this deficit-based approach is inequitable and ineffective. We must train all STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) students in inclusive science communication, which uses collaboration with diverse people to address misinformation and solve socioscientific issues.
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