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Supporting researchers facing online harassment – New resources for in
New resources to help universities protect researchers from online harm are now available from the New Zealand Science Media Centre, thanks to support from Universities New Zealand. The NZ SMC will be launching these new resources with a webinar on Friday 27 June, 1pm NZST. This webinar is intended for leadership at research organisations, and staff who may have to assist researchers facing harassment.
Supporting researchers facing online harassment - New resources for institutions - Science Media Centre
New resources to help universities protect researchers from online harm are now available from the New Zealand Science Media Centre, thanks to support from Universities New Zealand. While guidance exists to help individual researchers navigate harassment, there has been little practical advice outlining steps their organisations can take to support them. These new materials aim to fill that gap, with a focus on building clear systems before inc…
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