The WHO’s communication strategy

The Morning Brew with Andrew Schultz
15/07/2020 9 min
The WHO’s communication strategy

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The World Health Organization’s communication strategy surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic has shown how 'communicating risk' can itself be "risky".  To dive deeper into this topic- we are joined by Associate professor, Political Studies at the University of Ottawa, Nathalie Burlone.

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