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Bridging Science and Community Knowledges

admin Events, Narratives, Videos March 4, 2016digital storytelling, knowledge hierarchies, knowledge systems, narratives

In this video Professor Mike Wilson (Loughborough University) reflects on a talk given at the MeCCSA Conference 2016.

The title of his presentation was ‘Bridging science and community knowledges: exploring digital storytelling as ‘translational tool’ for stakeholder engagement in drought risk management’.

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