Join us for a dynamic panel exploring how science education can empower local communities to engage with urgent global challenges—from climate change to pollution to food insecurity. Hear from educators, researchers, scientists, and First Nations science educators as they share practical, place-based approaches that make science meaningful, relevant, and action-oriented.

Educators, policymakers, researchers, and concerned citizens—this conversation is for you.

Speakers:

Chair/MC: Professor Sara Tolbert, School of Cirriculum Teaching and Inclusive Education, Monash Education
Professor Gillian Kidman, School of Cirriculum Teaching and Inclusive Education, Monash Education
Dr Connie Cirkony, School of Cirriculum Teaching and Inclusive Education, Monash Education
Dr Sophia Tsang, School of Earth Atmosphere and Environment, Monash Science
Joe Sambono, Professor of Practice in Indigenous Australian Perspectives, Queensland University of Technology
Jesse Chambers, Deputy Head - Learning Programs, University of Melbourne

Global Issues, Local Classrooms: Empowering Through Science

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