Delighted to share my Journal of Science Communication (JCOM) review of Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 & Tara 🌈's book on #Queering #ScienceCommunication by Bristol Uni Press

It was a joy reading & reflecting on queer insights for #SciComm from across the world – highly recommended for all SciComm'ers!

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A great read for your coffee break, Particle WA article featuring our founder Maddy.
In good company with Rae Johnston (she/her) Dr Colleen MacMillan Dr Kat Ross (submitted.) Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 Dr Parwinder Kaur Dr Justine Lacey of CSIRO and Nat Latter of Rabble Books & Games

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Thank you to Springer Nature for inviting me to speak about science communication.

It’s important that science is communicated in a way that is relevant and appropriate to the audience ie. policy makers or Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people.

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'Queering Science Communication should be praised for featuring diverse gender, sexuality, and national identities and showcasing practitioner voices alongside academic voices.' Read the latest book review now for Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 & Tara 🌈 Bristol Uni Press book 1/2

“A very readable text that addresses many of the key issues with science communication and queerness” - a thoughtful review of the book “Queering Science Communication” highlighting its remarkable innovative and diverse approach Tara 🌈 journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

Tuesday 14th at 11am (Sydney) we're doing a webinar for Trans Awareness Week, and we're talking about some anti-trans stuff that's reared its fucked up colonial head in our research, and we're also talking about trans joy. Come along if you can. Madi, Han and I are talking.

Apologies for my 'outsider hot take', but am I the only one seeing a problem with the choice of these terms (especially 'exploitation')?

Did no one involved in this project spot this?

Why not instead use:
✅ Communication
✅ Engagement
✅ Application/Innovation

While our countries of birth might have suffered from colonial legacies, we find solidarity in resisting scientific hegemonies and reclaiming the contributions of our cultures and communities to the global knowledge economy. Staying up until 4 am for this was more than worth it.

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It is time for the Labor Government to implement the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People!

It's nice to have a reason to feel proud to be Australian occasionally #YES

🚨New book alert🚨

✊🏿🌈♿️RACE & SOCIOCULTURAL INCLUSION IN SCIENCE COMMUNICATION

📢Very excited to share this latest book offering from Bristol Uni Press & edited by African Gong!

🔖Read on to learn more about the book & access two special discount campaigns!

#SciComm #DEIA

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Recording of the Bristol Uni Press Series Launch for Contemporary Issues in Science Communication is now available youtu.be/dBPfkJyYiek via YouTube. Thanks again to Tara 🌈, Elizabeth Rasekoala African Gong and Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 for joining me in conversation and online.

Delighted to read, for Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈, Tara 🌈 and all of their contributors, a wonderful review by Shaun O'Boyle of ‘Queering Science Communication’. So pleased to see this book now reaching readers Bristol Uni Press Paul Stevens:

A lovely review from Shaun O'Boyle!

“[this] book has made me realise just how much I want to understand how science communication can be influenced by queer culture, joy, community, art, creativity, diversity, activism, and liberation.”

😍😍😍 Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 Bristol Uni Press

New review by Shaun O'Boyle of the book Queering Science Communication, edited by Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 & Tara 🌈

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What does it mean to 'queer' #scicomm ?

An interview with Tara 🌈, co-editor of the new textbook 'Queering Science Communication', about how #diversity can foster innovation, increase empathy and what allies can do to support. #Wisskomm 🌈

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It was an absolute honor and a delight to speak with Tara 🌈 about everything from drag shows to intersections and allyship in queer #scicomm 🤩🌈 Bristol Uni Press Dr Lindy Orthia (she/her) 🏳️‍🌈 Prof Clare Wilkinson