SCANZ 2022 Conference Recordings

If you missed or want to revisit any of the sessions in our 2022 conference, you can do so below. Click on each button to be taken to the video for that session.

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Day 1 keynote (includes mihi whakatau)

Marianne Elliot discusses the practical implications of misinformation and disinformation for communications work.

Talks

The future of research and innovation - David Hutchinson

Managing distressing social media - Nicole Skews-Poole

panel

Raising Indigenous voices

Hori-Te-Ariki Mataki, Gianna Savoie and Kiringāua Cassidy discuss the issues and share advice on how to ensure that Indigenous voices get heard in this panel facilitated by Toni Hoeta at Otago Museum.

Lightning Talks Session 1

  • Rising to the challenge: communicating public health research in Aotearoa - John Kerr

  • Toxic algae: a communications journey - Penny Fairbrother

  • Mentioning a myth when debunking it leads to more effective updating of beliefs - Laura Kranz

Day 2 keynote

Building resilience to manipulative information in Ukraine - Mark Skogen

panel

Supporting scientists who communicate contentious issues - facilitated by the NZ Science Media Centre

Lightning talks session 2

  • Collective storytelling as a river restoration tool: the role of catchment communities in inspiring environmental change - Kati Doehring

  • Show, don’t tell: A virtual experience that weaves mātauranga Māori with biophysical sciences - Mckayla Holloway

  • Sinking land and rising seas: NZ SeaRise - Ceridwyn Roberts

lightning talks session 3 and closing mihi

  • Let me tell you a picture: audio description in action - Judith Jones

  • Parasocial relationships with science communicators: the good, the bad, and the ugly - Becs Jarvis

  • Communicating science through COMICS! - Alanah Knibb

Incoming President Sarah-Jane O'Connor delivers her inaugural mihimihi (speech and acknowledgements)
Outgoing President Laura Goodall closes the conference with a mihi whakamutunga and karakia.