PhD student @RockowitzSarah examines 'Choosing pictures for stories of sexual violence: rape myth perpetuation, victimhood, and how the media can change for the better' in the latest care project blog. Read it here: https://t.co/J5OwPGaosM
@KDalnokiVeress @CBCHamilton Afraid of appearing biased? But in cases of public health, are there "two sides" to the story?
Reminds me of my summer making believe I was a journalist with @dmsecko@cristina_sanza@ScienceWithIve@CCWeinsheimer
Never thought I'd live through something like our Ebola sim.
@moore_psych@MarioBaldassari This is awesome! The attention to procedural elements that are rarely reported is interesting and important to reliability/validity discussions. I’m keen to hear more. Very cool stuff, Kara & co!
I got to talk about a project @moore_psych and I have been working on silently since November along with @dstephenlindsay, @ira_hyman, @lorraine_hope, and Eric Mah at the Applied Memory Lab's virtual TARMAC conference: https://t.co/qIGOuQXWbc
“...concerned that misinformation circulating about this case risks sowing confusion and anxiety about the state of the law, which could undermine access to justice” Re: reluctance to report sexual violence & potential continued reluctance due to a misinterpretation of the case
Was just talking about exactly this: I am such a proponent of Cases in Brief, and thought it was awesome to have a chance to offer my feedback via this survey. Plain-language court comms are so important and we can help make them even better
Come for the livestream, stay for the survey! Do you think plain-language court communications are important? Do you read our Cases in Brief? We want to hear from you! https://t.co/xX74SMlY5O
#plainlanguage#A2J#accesstojustice
I love that the public has options to virtually attend the SCC, and of course, to catch the livestream recordings via the SCC website. June hearings listed here:
So many Canadians want to see our justice system in action, and virtual observer spaces in our #SCCVirtualCourtroom filled up fast. You can still watch the hearings live (and you'll see basically the same thing)! https://t.co/tDgcfuYc95
Appreciated this clarification of the recent CoA case & discussion of its implications - esp. the concerns re: reporting sexual assault & the importance of stopping the spread of misinformation, and ensuring that the public receive accurate info from the get-go
@a_nguyen14@SCC_eng I am a HUGE fan of the @SCC_eng Cases in Brief initiative and its potential to promote public engagement. Would love to see more of these