DESCRIPTION
This workshop was recorded on February 2, 2021
Museums play an important role in their communities in many ways and are seen as credible and trusted organizations. While this public trust is well-deserved, it is also a big responsibility. With the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine currently underway there is a growing need for community-based dialogue around vaccine safety. So what role can and should museums play in the rollout of the new vaccine? Drawing upon the expertise of our guest presenters, this workshop focused on effective communication strategies around the importance of vaccinations and how to address some common misconceptions and what role museums can play in educating their communities about the vaccine.
Presenters
Dr. Dominique Brossard, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Liz Kollmann, Museum of Science, Boston
Dr. Jayatri Das, The Franklin Institute
Karen Jepson-Innes, WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology
DESCRIPTION
This workshop was recorded on February 2, 2021
Museums play an important role in their communities in many ways and are seen as credible and trusted organizations. While this public trust is well-deserved, it is also a big responsibility. With the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine currently underway there is a growing need for community-based dialogue around vaccine safety. So what role can and should museums play in the rollout of the new vaccine? Drawing upon the expertise of our guest presenters, this workshop focused on effective communication strategies around the importance of vaccinations and how to address some common misconceptions and what role museums can play in educating their communities about the vaccine.
Presenters
Dr. Dominique Brossard, University of Wisconsin-Madison
Liz Kollmann, Museum of Science, Boston
Dr. Jayatri Das, The Franklin Institute
Karen Jepson-Innes, WonderLab Museum of Science, Health and Technology
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