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S2 Ep3. Build knowledge, build community with Monique Johnson

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In episode 3, Monique Johnson from the University of West Indies Seismic Research Centre (UWI-SRC) talks to us about the challenges and rewards of community education and training, and working with local children on volcanic islands.

Monique Johnson (she/her) is an Earth scientist exploring the impacts of geological hazards in the Caribbean including the barriers and capacities for disaster risk reduction in Caribbean Societies. She has spent the last 15 years supporting communities living with geo-hazards through projects with regional development agencies and collaborators towards the implementation of climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction strategies.

Her focus has also been on improving science communication, building community engagement and participation. Monique is currently exploring interdisciplinary and participatory methods to improve understanding of how Afro-indigenous communities navigate risk at the intersection of the socio-political, geological and ecological landscapes.
Changing landscapes: Instagram @changinglandscapessvg https://www.youtube.com/@changinglandscapessvg

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In episode 3, Monique Johnson from the University of West Indies Seismic Research Centre (UWI-SRC) talks to us about the challenges and rewards of community education and training, and working with local children on volcanic islands.

Monique Johnson (she/her) is an Earth scientist exploring the impacts of geological hazards in the Caribbean including the barriers and capacities for disaster risk reduction in Caribbean Societies. She has spent the last 15 years supporting communities living with geo-hazards through projects with regional development agencies and collaborators towards the implementation of climate change adaptation and disaster risk reduction strategies.

Her focus has also been on improving science communication, building community engagement and participation. Monique is currently exploring interdisciplinary and participatory methods to improve understanding of how Afro-indigenous communities navigate risk at the intersection of the socio-political, geological and ecological landscapes.
Changing landscapes: Instagram @changinglandscapessvg https://www.youtube.com/@changinglandscapessvg

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