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Bridging the Digital Divide: Ensuring Justice and Inclusion
Holland (2017) iterates that procedural justice is about ensuring fairness in decision-making, including equitable representation, diverse perspectives, and addressing power imbalances. However, this view falls...
The impact of intersectionality on climate education via social media.
The impact of intersectionality on the role social media plays as a tool for climate education among young people Intersectionality, an idea coined by Kimberle...
Climate education and misinformation on social media
Justice concerns over climate education and misinformation on social media can relate to distribution due to the abundance of information available to the public.This includes...
Sharing Indigenous Knowledge on Social Media: Procedural Justice
With many realising the vital role of Indigenous knowledge for sustainable development (e.g. Sultana et al., 2018), the growing use of social media provides a...
The Influence of Climate Misinformation on Political Discourse and its Impact on Marginalised Communities
Climate change poses detrimental risks to humanity, with scientists suggesting that global average temperatures need to be limited to 2˚C above pre-industrial levels to restrict...
The role of social media platforms as a tool for climate education.
Sharing Indigenous Knowledge on Social Media: Communicating the Barriers
Did you know Indigenous people make up 5% of the human population, but protect 80% of the Earth's biodiversity? The following social media post outlines...
Climate Education and Misinformation on Social Media
The Influence of Climate Misinformation on Political Discourse and its Impact on Marginalised Communities
Please click Here to see the infographic exploring the influence of climate misinformation on political discourse and its impact on marginalised communities.