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Enhancing Communications for Future Health Crises
On June 20th, 2023, the Pacific Institute on Pathogens, Pandemics, and Society (PIPPS) hosted Enhancing Communications for Future Health Crises, a virtual lunch and learn for public health communicators and civil society organizations (CSOs) serving multilingual communities in British Columbia.
The lunch and learn highlighted PIPPS research on CSOs鈥� experiences collating, translating, and sharing information about COVID-19 among newcomers and people whose first language is not English (Purewal, Smith, & Nicol, 2023). The event also served as a forum to discuss the role of CSOs as community-based knowledge brokers and enable connections between public health communicators across BC.
Three publications are related to that event:
