A year of achievements and reflections: Science, Citizenship and Communication
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Jan 10, 2025
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Cátedra UNESCO de Educación Científica para la Ciudadanía, Universidad Autónoma de Chile, Ciencia, Ciudadanía y Comunicación UNESCO Chair in Scientific Education for Citizenship, Universidad Autónoma de Chile, Science, Citizenship and Communication
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Acevedo Caradeux, D. . (2025). A year of achievements and reflections: Science, Citizenship and Communication. SciComm Report, 4(1), 1–3. https://doi.org/10.32457/scr.v4i1.2892
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A year of achievements and reflections: Science, Citizenship and Communication
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In 2023, the Autonomous University took the lead of the UNESCO Chair of Scientific Education for Citizenship, a project that seeks to empower people with knowledge and skills to make evidence-based decisions. This initiative aims to strengthen the relationship between science and citizenship, impacting both people’s daily lives and public policy formulation in an effort to build a more informed and participatory society.
Through a variety of initiatives, in its first year the Chair has strengthened the connection between research, scientific communication and citizen participation, democratizing access to knowledge and creating inclusive spaces for interaction.
Through a variety of initiatives, in its first year the Chair has strengthened the connection between research, scientific communication and citizen participation, democratizing access to knowledge and creating inclusive spaces for interaction.
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