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Engaging the Public Where They Live: 
Lessons for Better Science Communication from Media…

Engaging the Public Where They Live: Lessons for Better Science Communication from Media…

by Support Access | Jul 4, 2018 | SPE Blog EN

By: Vanessa Sung, Marie Franquin, Shawn McGuirk, Tina Gruosso, and Mary-Rose Bradley-Gill Panelists (left to right): Mark Blevis, Alyssa Lerner, Pascal Lapointe, Kirstine Stewart (teleconference), Nora Young (moderator) Social media has become an essential means of...

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