Give us your opinion on the handling of the recent Ebola communications crisis. The 15 minutes survey, accessible in English or French, addresses journalists, communicators, healthcare practitioners, NGOs and all other stakeholders involved in the 2014 Ebola (EVD) epidemic in West Africa.READ MORE
Keep this headline in mind when you’re dealing and reporting on all kinds of risks! It is one of the key safety formulas, and especially for science journalists and risk-related topics. And social and communicative skills are ranking as high as technical understanding and management. This was one of the lessons Wolfgang C. Goede learned at WFSJ’s recent workshop on Strengthening Nuclear Safety Culture held in Munich, Germany (November 7-8, 2016).READ MORE
I recently mobilized Kenyan journalists to attend a briefing in Nairobi on Blue Economy. The main aim of the meeting was to expose journalists to blue economy is and why Africa should embrace it for accelerated development in the continent.READ MORE
When I applied for a week-long training on infectious diseases last September, I did not know what awaited me in Nairobi.
They say, curiosity killed the cat, and I could have been that cat as I read on MESHA’s website, a call for non-science African journalists to apply for this course and I duly did so.READ MORE
The conference at Notman House on November 23, 2016, was an opportunity to explore the future of Virtual Reality (VR) in healthcare as well as its applications in learning, medical interventions, and clinical evaluations. International and Canadian speakers unpacked the concepts, recent research, and explored the future of VR in the health sector.
