Turning the tide: crafting a collective narrative of the ocean through participatory media

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Participatory media has the ability to engage people in stories of science in ways that are personal, profound and culturally relevant. This essay launches from my experience as a scientist-turned-filmmaker and my establishment of the Ocean Media Institute, a global media collective that serves as a participatory platform for the communication of ocean science. Through collaboration and innovation, we as science storytellers have the ability to shape narratives that are factual, evidence-based and embrace greater inclusivity. Only when we invite diverse perspectives that draw from all ways of knowing, will we be able to provoke deeper dialogue and ignite change.

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Savoie, G. (2022). Turning the tide: crafting a collective narrative of the ocean through participatory media. Journal of Science Communication, 21(2). https://doi.org/10.22323/2.21020401

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