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WHEN OUTREACH LEADS TO BACKLASH

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Academics want to reach out and share their research with wider audiences, but that outreach may spark media backlash and/or online bullying and harassment. Mary Beard, Professor of Classics, and Paul Holland, from the university’s Office of External Affairs and Communications, discuss their experiences and offer practical advice on what to do in the event of such a situation

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